Dreamcatcher Rainbow Wall Hanging 140cm

• The rainbow palette gives the piece a joyful, expressive mood, especially against a plain wall.
• The open dreamcatcher form lets light and shadow become part of the display.
• It suits a bedroom, reading corner or calm living space where you want one thoughtful focal point.
• Hung near a window, the cotton details can catch small shifts of air and add softness to the room.
• The scale gives it more presence than a small bedside charm, making it closer to wall art.

This piece is made from bamboo and cotton, giving it a natural structure with soft textile detail. It belongs to the Rainbow Dreamcatchers range and is crafted in Indonesia by artisans working with a decorative form inspired by ritual objects and home adornment.

Hang it on a bedroom wall, beside a window or in a quiet corner where its shape has space to be seen. Keep it dry, away from damp walls, and dust it gently with a soft cloth or feather duster. As with many natural materials and dyed textiles, avoid prolonged strong sunlight if you want the colours to stay softer for longer.

The dreamcatcher is widely associated with the Ojibwe tradition, where the web form is understood as a symbolic filter for dreams, with the hanging elements guiding good dreams towards the sleeper. This design is also inspired by the Balinese temple umbrella, known as a payung, an object used in Bali as part of temple life and ceremony. Here, those references are carried into a decorative wall hanging: not a religious object, but a meaningful piece for people who like their home décor to hold a little story.

Length with handle is approximately 140 cm. Length without handle is approximately 110 cm. The piece weighs 610 g and is made from bamboo and cotton. Origin: Indonesia.

It makes a considered gift for someone setting up a new bedroom, refreshing a meditation corner or adding colour to a simple wall. The rainbow design suits people who like natural textures, symbolic forms and décor with a gentle sense of ceremony.