Dreamcatcher Yin Yang 50 cm

• The yin-yang design gives the piece a clear centre, with two balanced halves held inside the round frame.
• The open web lets wall colour and daylight show through, so it feels airy rather than heavy.
• Feathers add movement below the hoop, softening the geometry of the symbol.
• Wooden beads bring a small natural note among the woven texture and hanging feathers.
• Its generous scale makes it more of a wall feature than a small bedside ornament.

This dreamcatcher is made with synthetic suede, feathers and wooden beads. The finish has a layered, tactile look, with the smooth circular frame, fine webbing and softer feathered drop creating contrast from top to bottom.

Hang it where the hoop can sit freely against a wall, above a bed, beside a reading chair or in a quiet corner. Keep it away from damp areas, and dust the web and feathers lightly with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Feathers can be delicate, so handle the hanging strands gently when moving it.

Dreamcatchers are widely associated with stories about dreams, protection and the night. The yin-yang symbol comes from Chinese Taoist thought and represents balance through complementary forces: light and dark, stillness and movement, softness and strength. Together, the two references create a wall piece centred on harmony.

This is the 50 cm yin-yang dreamcatcher from the Bali Dreamcatchers range. It weighs 800 g and is made in Indonesia from synthetic suede, feathers and wooden beads.

It suits someone setting up a bedroom, studio, meditation corner or first home with objects that feel personal rather than plain. The yin-yang design makes it especially fitting for someone drawn to symbols of balance and quiet intention.