Soft knotwork gives this textile dreamcatcher a gentle, bohemian presence on a wall, above a bed, or in a quiet corner where light can pass through the open web. The Tree of Life motif brings a sense of rootedness to the design, making it feel calm, symbolic and easy to live with.
Knotted texture, quiet wall presence
The macramé work gives the piece a soft, tactile look rather than a glossy decorative finish.
Its open centre lets the wall behind become part of the design, creating a light, airy feeling.
The Tree of Life shape adds a grounded focal point, suited to bedrooms, reading corners and meditation spaces.
It works well with natural textures: linen bedding, woven baskets, pale wood and warm neutral walls.
The overall mood is relaxed and boho, with enough symbolism to feel personal without overwhelming a room.
Textile macramé with a Tree of Life form
Made from textile in a macramé style, the design focuses on knotted pattern, negative space and gentle movement. The circular dreamcatcher shape frames the Tree of Life motif, giving the piece a balanced, organic feel.
Placing and caring for it
Hang it where it has room to be seen, such as above a bedside table, on a bedroom wall, or beside a small altar or dressing area. Keep it indoors and away from damp places. To freshen it, dust lightly with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush.
The meaning behind the form
Dreamcatchers are associated with Native American traditions, especially stories in which the web is hung near a sleeping place and connected with the journey of dreams through the night. This piece is a contemporary Indonesian-made décor object inspired by that form, rather than an Indigenous ceremonial item. The Tree of Life is a widely recognised symbol of roots, growth and connection, appearing across many cultures as an image of life held together: earth below, branches above, and everything linked through the centre.
Size and details for your wall
Measures 16 cm and weighs 81 g. …
region of manufacture: Indonesia