Soft white cotton frames a heart within a heart, with pastel crochet at the centre and wooden beads adding a natural, quiet rhythm. This featherless dreamcatcher is made for a bedroom wall, nursery corner, meditation space or any place that wants a gentler kind of decoration.
Light, shadow and a softer wall
The open heart shape lets wall colour and daylight show through, so it feels airy rather than heavy.
A smaller heart sits inside the outer frame, worked in pink, yellow, blue and purple tones.
White cotton tassels hang at either side, bringing soft movement without feathers.
Natural wooden beads keep the look grounded, warm and simple.
The centre has a handmade, layered feel, closer to slow textile craft than polished wall art.
Cotton, beads and handmade detail
Made from cotton and wooden beads, this piece has a calm, natural texture throughout. The wrapping, tassels and centre web give it a tactile quality that suits slow, thoughtful interiors.
It is handmade in Indonesia, with the reference design coming from Bali. Small variations in the cotton work, bead placement and finish are part of that handmade character.
How to hang and care for it
Hang it from the top cord on a small wall hook, peg or handle, leaving space below for the tassels to fall freely. It works especially well above a bedside table, near a reading chair, or as a soft focal point in a calm corner.
Keep it indoors and away from damp. Dust lightly with a dry cloth or a gentle brush, taking care around the web and tassels.
The meaning behind the web
Dreamcatchers are inspired by a form associated with Ojibwe tradition, where the web is part of a story about dreams passing through or being caught before morning. This Bali-made interpretation carries that idea as symbolic décor rather than as a traditional Indigenous object. The heart shape adds a softer visual language, often associated with care, tenderness and connection, while the featherless design keeps the piece simple…
region of manufacture: Indonesia