Dream Catcher Macrame Evil Eye Large White Grey

• The open web brings pattern without heaviness, letting the wall colour show through.
• White and grey keep the mood soft, understated and easy to place in neutral interiors.
• Feathers add movement, shifting lightly when the room stirs.
• The evil eye detail gives the piece a protective visual focus without feeling loud.
• Its long feathered drop creates a graceful vertical line, well suited to taller wall spaces.

This piece is handmade with cotton macramé details, feathers and wooden beads, set on natural rattan frames. The materials give it a gentle, tactile feel, with the woven pattern bringing the slower rhythm of craft into the room.

Place it indoors on a wall, hook or bedhead where it has space to hang freely. Keep it away from damp areas and prolonged strong sun, as natural fibres and feathers can change with moisture and light. Dust lightly with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle feather duster.

The dreamcatcher is commonly associated with Ojibwe tradition, where the web is part of a story about dreams passing through or being caught before dawn. The evil eye belongs to a different symbolic lineage, widely recognised across Mediterranean, Turkish and West Asian cultures as a sign of watchfulness and protection. This design brings those two visual languages together as a decorative object with layered meaning, made for people who like their home pieces to carry story as well as beauty.

The dreamcatcher frame measures 39 x 1 x 45 cm. With the feathers, the full piece measures 39 x 1 x 45 x 83 cm and weighs 400 g. It is made from cotton, feathers and wooden beads, with natural rattan frames, and is made in Indonesia.

It makes a considered gift for someone setting up a bedroom, meditation corner or first home. The white and grey palette feels calm and easy to live with, while the evil eye motif adds a meaningful note without overwhelming the space.