Dream Catcher Wall Hanging, Rainbow

• The central web moves from warm red and orange into yellow, green, blue and deep violet.
• Smaller woven circles echo the same colour pattern, giving the hanging a layered, cascading shape.
• Long cotton tassels add movement, especially near a window or where air passes gently through the room.
• The pale bamboo hoops keep the colour story grounded, so the piece feels bright rather than heavy.
• The open web casts delicate lines and shadows when placed where natural light can reach it.

Made from bamboo and cotton, it has a soft textile presence rather than a hard decorative finish. The design includes one large woven hoop with smaller hanging circles below and to the sides, all arranged in a rainbow palette.

Hang it on a bedroom wall, beside a window, or above a quiet reading space where the colours can be seen clearly. Keep it indoors and away from prolonged damp. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth, taking care around the woven web and tassels.

This piece is made in Indonesia and is inspired by the Balinese temple umbrella, known as a payung. In Bali, temple umbrellas are part of ceremonial life and are traditionally associated with spiritual guardianship in temple spaces. Here, those references meet as decorative symbolism, bringing colour, craft and a sense of ritual to the home.

The hanging measures approximately 115 cm in length without the handle, and approximately 125 cm with the handle. It weighs 600 g. Materials: bamboo and cotton. Made in Indonesia.

A thoughtful choice for someone setting up a bedroom, meditation corner or creative studio. Its rainbow colour and layered shape make it especially suited to people who like symbolic décor with a joyful feel.