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Evil Eye Macramé Dreamcatcher, Large, White, Grey and Brown

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A large macramé dreamcatcher with an evil eye at its centre, finished in white, grey and brown. It makes a real statement on a bedroom wall: a natural rattan hoop, a woven web that catches the light, and feathers that stir with the slightest movement of air.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The hoop is natural rattan, with a warm, slightly irregular grain that softens the whole piece.
  • The macramé detailing gives the web and trim a textured, hand-knotted look in a muted palette of white, grey and brown.
  • An evil eye sits in the middle of the web, a small point of focus within all that soft pattern.
  • Wooden beads and goose feathers hang below, adding movement and a gentle tactile contrast.
  • Light passes through the open weave and throws a faint, shifting shadow on the wall behind.
Rattan, cotton, feathers and beads

The frame is rattan, and the macramé is worked in cotton. The pendants combine wooden beads, rattan beads and goose feathers. Because the materials are natural, small differences in colour, grain and feather shape are part of its character, and feathers and cotton will soften in tone with time and strong light.

The meaning behind it

This piece brings together two separate traditions. The dreamcatcher comes from the Ojibwe people of North America, where the web is said to filter dreams, letting the good ones slip down the feathers to the sleeper while the bad ones are caught and fade at first light. The evil eye is a different symbol altogether, Mediterranean in origin, long used as a protective charm against ill will. Here the two are combined in a decorative form, a story to enjoy rather than a promise. It is a commercial décor piece inspired by these traditions, not an Indigenous-made object.

Where it sits well

It suits the wall above a bed, a quiet reading corner or an entryway, anywhere the feathers can hang free and move. Keep it out of damp and strong sun, and dust it gently with a soft brush or a cool hairdryer setting to keep the feathers light.

Size and details

The dreamcatcher frame measures 70 x 1 x 23 cm.

Length70 cm
Width1 cm
Height23 cm
Weight400 g

Material

Cotton, Wood, Rattan, Goose Feathers, Rattan Beads

Colour

White

Mounting

Hanging

Common questions

What is it made from?
Cotton macramé on a natural rattan frame, with wooden and rattan beads and goose feathers.
Is it a traditional Indigenous dreamcatcher?
No. It is a decorative piece inspired by the dreamcatcher form, with an evil eye added from Mediterranean tradition.