Dream Catcher Pastel Rainbow Wall Hanging

• A pastel rainbow colour story, softer than bright festival tones and easy to place in a calm bedroom.
• A woven dreamcatcher form that catches light through its open pattern, adding delicate shadow to the wall behind it.
• A long, statement shape, suited to a plain wall, window area or quiet reading corner.
• Natural bamboo and cotton, giving it a gentle, tactile feel rather than a glossy decorative finish.
• A piece with presence, but not heaviness. It brings colour, texture and symbolism in one hanging object.

Made from bamboo and cotton, this piece belongs to the Rainbow Dreamcatchers range and is crafted in Indonesia. The natural materials suit its soft colour palette, with the structure and textile work doing the visual work rather than shine or ornament.

Hang it on a bedroom wall, near a window, or anywhere it has enough space to fall freely. Keep it indoors, away from damp areas, and dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth. As with most coloured textiles, avoid prolonged strong sunlight if you want the pastel tones to stay softer for longer.

Dreamcatchers are widely associated with the Ojibwe tradition, where the web is understood as a symbolic filter for dreams. This design also draws on the Balinese temple umbrella, or payung, a ceremonial form used in Bali as part of temple life and ritual decoration. In that setting, umbrellas carry protective and spiritual meaning, with different styles used for different ceremonies. Here, those references are brought into a contemporary decorative piece, more suited to a mindful home than a formal ritual setting.

• Approximate length without handle: 110 cm.
• Approximate length with handle: 140 cm.
• Weight: 620 g.
• Materials: bamboo and cotton.
• Origin: Indonesia.

This suits someone who loves pastel interiors, meaningful wall décor, or quiet bedroom details with a story behind them. It makes a considered gift for a new home, a bedroom refresh, or a calm corner made for reading, rest and reflection.