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

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The whole piece is shaped like an eye, outlined in pale rattan and held against a wall like a drawing in thread. At its centre, a crocheted iris in blue, turquoise and white rings a black pupil, while soft white feathers hang below on long macramé cords. It is a wall piece that reads from across a room and rewards a closer look.

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What you'll notice
  • The rattan outline forms a pointed almond shape, with a smaller round hoop set inside to hold the crocheted iris.
  • Fine white netting stretches across both sides of the eye, so the wall behind shows through the web.
  • The iris is worked in deep blue, turquoise and white around a black centre, the one strong colour against all the cream and white.
  • Below the eye, a fan of macramé knotwork falls into long, loose cords that end in white feathers, each topped with a small wooden bead.
  • A tassel with a wooden bead hangs at each corner of the eye, adding a little movement and balance.
  • The feathers stir with any passing draught, so the lower half is rarely perfectly still.
Cotton, rattan and feathers

The frame is natural rattan, bound at the crossings with cotton cord. The web, macramé and iris are cotton, and the feathers are goose, finished with wooden beads. Because the materials are natural, colour and shape vary a little from piece to piece, and the feathers will soften and may fade over time, especially in strong sunlight.

The evil eye and the dream catcher

This piece brings together two separate traditions. The evil eye is a blue eye charm from the Mediterranean and Middle East, traditionally hung or worn to ward off ill will. The dream catcher comes from the Ojibwe people of North America, where a woven web hung above a sleeper is said to filter dreams. Here the two forms meet in a decorative object. We offer it for the meaning it holds in those stories and for how it looks, and it is a commercial décor piece inspired by the dream catcher form, not a traditional or Indigenous-made item.

Size and placement

It hangs from a pair of cords that meet in a loop at the top, so a single hook is enough. It suits a bedroom wall above a bed or dresser, a hallway, or a reading corner, and works best where the cords have room to hang straight. Keep it dry and out of direct sun, and brush off dust gently with a soft, dry brush.

Length45 cm
Width1 cm
Height60 cm
Weight300 g

Material

Cotton, Wood, Rattan, Goose Feathers, Rattan Beads

Colour

Black

Mounting

Hanging

Common questions

Is it a flat wall hanging?
Yes. The eye is a single flat plane, and the macramé and feathers hang straight down from it.
Can I clean it?
Dust it lightly. Washing is best avoided, as water can loosen the rattan frame and mat the feathers.
Does it come in other colours?
This one is blue, white and black with cream cord. Other colour combinations are listed separately where available.