Protection Dream Catcher - Sm Macrame Evil Eye

Bring together two powerful traditional symbols with this beautifully crafted Protection Dream Catcher – Small Macramé Evil Eye. Combining the familiar dream catcher with the Evil Eye symbol, this decorative hanging adds spiritual symbolism and bohemian style to your space.

The dream catcher features handmade macramé details, a natural rattan frame and delicate feathers, creating a textured and distinctive piece for bedrooms, cosy corners or spiritual spaces.

Traditionally, dream catchers are associated with filtering dreams, while the Evil Eye is widely recognised across cultures as a protective symbol. Together, they create a meaningful decorative piece with a unique visual appeal.

Key Features

• Small Evil Eye and dream catcher design
• Handmade macramé detailing
• Natural rattan frame
• Decorative feather accents
• Vibrant colour combinations
• Combines two traditional protective symbols
• Ideal for bedroom and wall décor
• Bohemian and spiritual-inspired styling
• Each piece may have individual handmade characteristics

Colour Options

Choose from three available colour combinations:

• White, Grey & Brown
• White, Blue & Pink
• Dark Blue, White & Black

Please specify your preferred colour combination in the "Special Instructions" box at checkout.

Perfect For

• Bedroom wall décor
• Boho and eclectic interiors
• Spiritual home décor
• Fans of Evil Eye symbolism
• Dream catcher collectors
• Meditation and relaxation spaces
• Unique housewarming gifts
• Birthday and special occasion gifting

Specifications

• Product: Protection Dream Catcher with Evil Eye
• Style: Small macramé dream catcher
• Frame: Natural rattan
• Details: Macramé and feathers
• Frame Size: Approx. 39 × 1 × 10cm
• With Feathers: Approx. 39 × 1 × 10 × 37cm
• Colour Options: 3 combinations available
• Use: Indoor decorative wall hanging

Symbolism

The Evil Eye is an ancient symbol found across many cultures and is traditionally associated with protection against harmful or negative influences.

Dream catchers originate from Indigenous North American traditions and have become widely used as decorative objects associated with dreams and protection. The belief that a dream catcher filters bad dreams is a traditional cultural belief rather than a scientifically established effect.

Care Instructions

• For indoor decorative use.
• Keep away from excessive moisture and humidity.
• Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or feather duster.
• Handle the macramé and feathers carefully to prevent damage.
• Keep away from small children and pets due to the delicate hanging components.