Payung Rainbow Dreamcatchers

It is commonly agreed that dreamcatchers began with The Anishinaabe peoples who are a group of culturally related Indigenous peoples present in the Great Lakes region of Canada and the United States.

They have spread to different areas of the world and have become a part of tradition and culture in many places.

All dreamcatchers share common features and a common purpose but there are different types of dreamcatchers. For example, some have 8 or 13 points, there can be different colours, they can be made from or include different materials and many of these differences have cultural and spiritual connotations.

Explore this range of beautiful dreamcatchers in joyful rainbow colours carefully crafted by talented artisans in Indonesia.

The unusual shape of these dreamcatchers is inspired by the Bali’s ceremonial umbrellas known as payung.

The best place to hang them is by the window or on the wall of the bedroom. After all, the role of a dreamcatcher is to stop bad dreams. This dream catcher will surely bring warmth and cosiness to your home.