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Protection Dream Catcher - Lrg Macrame Evil Eye Blue/White/Black

Made in Indonesia
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A wide almond-shaped frame of pale rattan, with a crocheted evil eye sitting at its centre in blue, white and black. Below it, a triangle of cream macramé gives way to long loose fringes and a drift of white feathers. Hung on a dark wall, the cream and the cobalt stand out at once, and the whole piece reads as an eye looking back at the room.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The frame is shaped like an eye rather than a circle, so it sits wide across a wall and takes up far more width than height.
  • The crocheted centre is built in rings: deep blue outside, then white, then a brighter blue band, with a black pupil at the middle.
  • Fine netting is stretched across the frame on either side of the centre, so the wall behind shows through the web.
  • The macramé panel is a close, diamond-patterned knot work that tapers to a point before the fringe begins.
  • Long cotton strands hang loose beneath it, and the white goose feathers stir with any passing air.
  • Small tassels sit at each tip of the frame, balancing the weight of the fringe below.
Rattan, cotton and feathers

The frame is natural rattan, with wooden and rattan beads worked into the piece, and the macramé and crochet are cotton. The feathers are goose. Because the frame, cotton and feathers are all natural, tone and finish vary slightly from piece to piece, and the feathers will not hang in identical positions. It is hand made with macramé detailing, which is why the knotting has a soft, slightly irregular hand rather than a machine's evenness.

Two traditions in one piece

The evil eye is a protective symbol with deep roots around the Mediterranean, where blue glass eyes have long been hung in homes and worn to turn away envy or ill will. The dreamcatcher form comes from a separate lineage, associated with the Ojibwe, whose story tells of a web that tangles bad dreams while good ones slip down the feathers to the sleeper. This piece brings the two together as a commercial décor design inspired by both. It is meant as a meaningful wall piece, a nod to those stories, and not a claim about any effect on sleep.

Placement and care

It suits a bedroom wall above the bed, a landing, or a bare stretch of wall where its width can be seen. Hang it by the cord at the top, away from damp, and out of strong direct sun, as natural cotton and feathers can fade over time. Dust the feathers and fringe lightly with a soft brush or a hairdryer on a cool setting, and avoid water.

Size and details

The frame measures 70 x 1 x 23 cm. With the fringe and feathers hanging, the full piece measures 70 x 1 x 23 x 85 cm, so the overall drop is around 85 cm. The colours are blue, white and black on a cream and natural base, with white feathers.

Length70 cm
Width1 cm
Height23 cm
Weight400 g

Material

Cotton, Wood, Rattan, Goose Feathers, Rattan Beads

Colour

Black

Mounting

Hanging

Common questions

How large is it when hung?
The frame is 70 cm wide and 23 cm tall, and with the feathers it reaches about 85 cm in total length. It needs a clear stretch of wall rather than a narrow gap.
Is it made from natural materials?
Yes. The frame is rattan, the macramé and crochet are cotton, the feathers are goose, and the beads are wood and rattan.
Will the feathers move?
They hang loose from the fringe, so they shift with a draught or an open window, and they can be gently reshaped with your fingers if they lie flat.