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

Made in Indonesia
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A large dreamcatcher shaped like an eye, with a round crocheted centre in deep blue and white and a long fall of cream macramé fringe ending in white, grey and blue feathers. On a plain wall it is the first thing you see: a pale, open web around a blue circle, with the feathers moving at the bottom whenever the air shifts.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The pupil is a lace-edged crocheted disc, deep blue at the centre with a ring of white petals, set inside a small rattan hoop.
  • Either side of it, a finely knotted web stretches out to the pointed corners of the eye. Light and the wall behind show through it.
  • Below the eye, a triangle of knotted macramé tapers into long loose strands, so the piece reads as a tall, flowing drop rather than a flat disc.
  • The feathers hang at different lengths in white, grey and blue, and a small tassel hangs from each outer corner.
  • The palette is calm and restrained: cream, white, blue and grey, with the pale rattan showing as warm wood.
Rattan, cotton and feathers

The frame is natural rattan, with the web and macramé worked in cotton. Wooden beads and goose feathers finish the fringe. The macramé details are made by hand, and rattan and feathers are natural materials, so slight variation in colour and shape from piece to piece is part of their character. It is made in Indonesia.

Where the eye comes from

This piece brings together two separate traditions. The dreamcatcher comes from the Ojibwe people of North America, where the woven web is a story of bad dreams caught and good ones passing through. The evil eye is a different symbol altogether, long associated with protection across the Mediterranean and Turkey. Here the two are joined in one object, a contemporary décor piece inspired by both forms rather than a traditional Indigenous dreamcatcher. Many people hang one in a bedroom, as a meaningful touch above the bed.

Placement and care

It suits a bedroom wall above a bed or a dressing table, or any plain wall that lets the shape stand out. A pale or dark background shows the cream web best. Hang it somewhere the fringe has room to move and is not brushed by passing traffic. Keep it dry and out of strong, prolonged sun, which can fade natural feathers and cotton, and dust it gently with a soft brush or a cool hairdryer setting.

Size and details

The frame measures 70 x 23 cm and is about 1 cm thick. Including the feathers, the full piece is 85 cm long. It hangs from a pair of cords at the top, ready to put up.

Length70 cm
Width1 cm
Height23 cm
Weight400 g

Material

Cotton, Wood, Rattan, Goose Feathers, Rattan Beads

Colour

White

Mounting

Hanging

Common questions

How large is it?
The eye-shaped frame is 70 cm wide and 23 cm tall, and the fringe and feathers bring the total drop to 85 cm. It is a substantial piece for a wall.
What is it made from?
A natural rattan frame with cotton macramé and web, wooden beads and goose feathers.
Is the evil eye part of the dreamcatcher tradition?
No. The two symbols come from different cultures. This piece combines them as a decorative design.