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Protection Dream Catcher - Lrg Macrame Eye Blue/ White/Pink

Made in Indonesia
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A large dreamcatcher shaped like an eye, hung against dark brick, with a blue and pink crocheted disc as the iris and a long fall of white macramé below it. Pale pink and grey feathers trail at the bottom and move whenever the air does. It is a wall piece with presence, and it looks best on a plain surface where its colours can stand out.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The eye outline is made of two curved lengths of natural rattan, crossing at the corners and bound where they meet.
  • A fine white web fills each side of the eye, and the light shows through the gaps.
  • At the centre, a round rattan hoop holds a crocheted disc in soft blue with a pink heart, like a pupil and iris.
  • Below the eye, a triangle of knotted macramé opens into long, loose cotton strands.
  • Pink and grey feathers sit among the lowest strands, and a small cotton tassel hangs from each corner of the eye.
Cotton, rattan and feathers

The frame is natural rattan. The web, crochet and macramé are cotton, and the wooden and rattan beads are threaded onto the strands. The feathers are goose. Because the materials are natural, each piece varies a little in tone and feather shape. Natural colour in cotton and feathers can soften over time, particularly in strong direct sunlight.

The eye and the web

This design brings together two traditions. The dreamcatcher comes from the Ojibwe people, who hang a woven web over a sleeper's bed. In the story, the web catches bad dreams while good ones slip down the feathers. The eye is a separate symbol, the evil eye, which in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cultures is long associated with protection from harm. The two meet here in one hanging, a decorative piece inspired by both and made as commercial décor rather than a traditional or Indigenous-made object. Many people hang one above a bed or in a quiet corner as a reminder of calm and rest.

Size and placement

The frame measures 70 cm wide and 23 cm tall, and with the feathers hanging the full piece drops to 85 cm. That is wide enough to anchor a bedhead or the wall beside it, or to fill a narrow stretch of hallway or landing. A single hook at the top hangs it in a central position. Keep it dry, and dust it gently with a soft brush or a cool hairdryer setting held at a distance.

Length70 cm
Width1 cm
Height23 cm
Weight400 g

Material

Cotton, Wood, Rattan, Goose Feathers, Rattan Beads

Colour

White

Mounting

Hanging

Common questions

What colours does it come in?
This design has a blue and pink crocheted centre on a cream cotton frame, with pink and grey feathers.
Where would it work best?
On a plain wall, where the web and crochet show against the background, with enough space around it for the feathers to hang freely.
Can I hang it outdoors?
It is better kept indoors, since rain and strong sun will dull the cotton and feathers.