Dream Catcher Large 55cm Pastel Rainbow

• The rainbow palette feels soft and airy, bringing colour into a room without overwhelming it.
• Hung near a window, the open web lets light pass through and casts delicate lines around it.
• The long hanging form gives it a sense of ceremony, especially against a plain wall.
• It suits calm bedrooms, reading corners and mindful spaces where texture matters as much as colour.
• The scale makes it a statement piece, so it can stand alone without needing extra decoration around it.

This dreamcatcher is made from bamboo and cotton, giving it a natural, tactile feel. It is crafted by artisans in Indonesia as part of the Rainbow Dreamcatchers range, with a soft pastel finish that brings a lighter mood to the traditional circular form.

Hang it on a bedroom wall or near a window, where the web and hanging length can be seen clearly. Keep it indoors, away from prolonged damp, and dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth. Natural materials are best kept out of harsh conditions to preserve their texture and colour.

The dreamcatcher is widely known through Indigenous North American tradition, where the web is associated with holding difficult dreams while gentler dreams pass through. This piece is a decorative interpretation rather than a certified Indigenous-made object. Its design also draws on the Balinese temple umbrella, known as payung, used in Bali as a ceremonial symbol within temple life. The two references meet here as home décor: a circular web, a long hanging silhouette, and a sense of quiet ritual for the room.

The hoop is 55 cm across. The full hanging length is approximately 105 cm without the handle, or approximately 115 cm with the handle. It weighs around 550 g. Materials: bamboo and cotton. Origin: Indonesia.

It makes a gentle gift for someone who loves bohemian interiors, soft colour, natural materials, or bedroom décor with symbolic meaning. The pastel rainbow tones suit a serene space, while the generous drop gives the gift a sense of occasion.