Dreamcatcher 120cm Wall Hanging – Vivid Rainbow

Colour falls through this rainbow dreamcatcher wall hanging like a small festival for the wall. Made from bamboo and cotton, it brings height, movement and a bright ceremonial feeling to a bedroom, studio corner or sunlit hallway. Colour, movement and presence The rainbow palette gives the piece an immediate sense of joy, especially against a plain wall. Its long drop creates a vertical focal point, drawing the eye down like a soft hanging banner. Placed near a window, the open web and hanging strands add pattern, shadow and gentle movement. It suits a bedroom wall where colour, softness and symbolic décor feel most at home. The bamboo and cotton keep the look natural, rather than glossy or overly polished. Bamboo, cotton and Indonesian craft This piece is made from bamboo and cotton, with a vivid rainbow finish that feels playful without losing its character. It comes from Indonesia and sits within the Rainbow Dreamcatchers range, designed as a bold decorative piece rather than a small bedside accent. How to hang and care for it Hang it on a wall or beside a window where the shape has space to fall freely. Dust it lightly with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle feather duster. Balinese payung inspiration The design takes inspiration from the Balinese temple umbrella, known as a payung. In Bali, ceremonial umbrellas are part of temple life and appear in different styles for different occasions. They are traditionally associated with spiritual guardianship. It carries a trace of that visual language: colour, height, rhythm and a sense of occasion brought into everyday space. Size and details Length without handle is approximately 90 cm. Length with handle is approximately 120 cm. Weight is 440 g. Materials: bamboo and cotton. Origin: Indonesia. A bright gift for a meaningful room Choose it for someone who loves colour, mindful interiors and objects with a story behind them. It makes a thoughtful housewarming, birthday or bedroom refresh gift, especially for a space that needs warmth and movement. Common questions Is this an Indigenous-made dreamcatcher? The verified origin is Indonesia, and the design reference is the Balinese payung, or temple umbrella. It is best understood as a decorative dreamcatcher-inspired wall hanging with Indonesian craft context. Where should I place it? A bedroom wall or a spot near a window works well, provided it has enough clear space to hang freely.