Dreamcatcher Pastel Rainbow

Soft rainbow colour, open webbing and a long, flowing shape give this dreamcatcher real presence on a bedroom wall or beside a window. Made from bamboo and cotton in Indonesia, it brings a light, festival-like feeling to a quiet corner, with movement and shadow becoming part of the piece.

What it brings to the room

• The pastel rainbow palette feels gentle rather than loud, adding colour without overwhelming the space.
• The webbed centre lets light pass through, casting delicate lines against the wall behind it.
• Its long drop creates a graceful vertical shape, especially beautiful beside a bed, mirror or window.
• The cotton details soften the bamboo frame, giving the piece a natural, handmade-looking texture.
• It works as a statement wall hanging for a calm bedroom, reading nook or mindful corner.

Bamboo, cotton and artisan craft

This dreamcatcher is made from bamboo and cotton, materials that suit its airy structure and soft decorative finish. It is crafted in Indonesia by artisans, with the pastel rainbow colour story giving the traditional circular form a brighter, more playful mood.

Where to place it

Hang it where it has room to fall freely, such as beside a window or on a bedroom wall. Keep it indoors, away from prolonged damp, and dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth so the cotton details stay fresh.

Its Balinese inspiration

This design takes inspiration from the Balinese temple umbrella, known as a payung. In Bali, temple umbrellas are part of ceremonial life, with different styles used for different occasions and temple settings. Here, that umbrella-like presence is reimagined as a decorative dreamcatcher: part wall art, part symbolic object, designed to bring colour, texture and a sense of ritual beauty into the home.

Size and details

The hanging measures approximately 90 cm without the handle and approximately 120 cm with the handle. It weighs 470 g and is made from bamboo and cotton. Origin: Indonesia.

A thoughtful gift

A lovely choice for someone setting up a new bedroom, softening a rented space, or creating a calm corner for reading, journalling or evening quiet. The pastel rainbow tones make it especially suited to people who like colour with a gentle, natural feel.

Common questions

Is this an indoor piece?
Yes, it is best used indoors. Bamboo and cotton are natural materials, so prolonged damp or harsh sunlight can affect their appearance over time.

Where does a dreamcatcher usually hang?
Many people place dreamcatchers near a bed, by a window or on a bedroom wall, where the shape, colour and light can be seen clearly.