Dream Catcher Macrame Tree of Life 42cm

White knots against a quiet wall have a soft, almost moonlit presence. This textile macramé dreamcatcher is made for a bedroom, reading corner or calm hallway, where the open web lets colour and shadow show through. The tree shape gives it a gentle sense of rootedness, with long fringe that adds movement below.

What the wall catches

The circular frame feels clean and airy, with a wrapped white edge that keeps the look soft.

A tree rises through the centre, its branches worked into the upper web and its roots gathered at the lower ring.

The open macramé pattern lets the wall colour show through, so it changes character with its background.

Long hanging strands bring a relaxed boho line beneath the hoop, less polished than a tassel and more natural in feel.

It suits pale, earthy and dark walls alike, giving the white textile room to stand out.

Knotted textile, calm and simple

The piece is made from textile, with the design built through visible knots and wrapped sections. The finish is white throughout, so the detail comes from texture rather than colour contrast.

How to place and care for it

Hang it where the circular shape has space to breathe, near a bed, above a small shelf or on a narrow wall that needs softness. Keep it away from prolonged damp, and dust the knots and fringe gently with a dry cloth or a soft brush.

The tree within the web

Dreamcatchers are widely associated with Indigenous North American traditions, with stories in which a web-like form is linked with dreams passing through the night. This piece is made in Indonesia, shaped in macramé. The tree of life motif has its own broad symbolism across many cultures, often connected with roots, growth and connection. Here, the two ideas meet visually: a circular web holding a tree, with threads falling like roots beneath it.

Size and details

At 42 cm, this dreamcatcher weighs 370 g. It is a textile wall hanging from the Tree of Life Dreamcatchers range.

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