Collection: OUR DREAMCATCHERS

Every dreamcatcher in this collection is woven by hand in Thailand, strung with real semi-precious stones and finished in soft cotton and feathers. This short guide covers what the symbol means, where to hang yours, and how to choose the right stone and size, whether it is for your own bedroom or for someone you love.

What a Dream Catcher Means

The dream catcher comes from the Ojibwe people of North America. In the tradition, the woven web is said to hold bad dreams through the night while good dreams pass through the centre and drift down the feathers to the sleeper below. People today hang one for that story, and for the quiet, handmade beauty of the object itself. If you would like the whole story to tell at bedtime, read the full legend of the dreamcatcher on our blog.

Where to Hang a Dream Catcher

The classic spot is above the bed, close to where your head rests. Near a window works beautifully too: in the tradition, morning light reaching the web is part of how the night's bad dreams fade away. Beyond the bedroom, a dream catcher hangs happily in the living room as a soft, handwoven piece of wall decor. And a nursery may be the most fitting place of all, since the tradition itself began with dreamcatchers hung over a baby's cradle, which makes one a meaningful gift for a newborn.

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Real Stones and Natural Materials

Plenty of marketplace listings offer machine-made webs with plastic beads. Ours take a different road: every piece is woven by hand, and the stone at the heart of each design is a real semi-precious stone. In the tradition, each stone carries its own association, so many people choose their dreamcatcher by the stone first.

Turquoise, on the LIFE DREAMCATCHER (฿1,750), is associated with good fortune and balance. Labradorite, on the UNITY DREAMCATCHER (฿1,550), is linked with harmony and intuition. Guava quartz, on the DELICACY DREAMCATCHER (฿1,350), is associated with clarity and focus, while rose quartz, on the MOON DREAMCATCHER (฿1,250), is traditionally tied to calm and gentle affection. The UNWIND DREAMCATCHER (฿1,150) carries amethyst at its centre. Choose by the stone story or simply by the colours you love; either way you are hanging a genuine dreamcatcher charm woven by hand, a world away from a mass-produced copy.

Sizes, Prices and Gift Occasions

Small models start at ฿450 and suit car mirrors, small rooms and the top of a beautifully wrapped gift. Statement pieces go up to ฿1,750 and hold a bedroom or living room wall on their own. If you have a specific corner, palette or stone in mind, we also make custom dreamcatchers: size, colour and stone are all open, with a simple quotation to confirm the details. As gifts, two occasions stand out. A housewarming, where a handmade piece brings warmth to a new set of walls, and a new baby's nursery, where the tradition itself began.

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Quick Questions

Do dream catchers really stop nightmares?

A dream catcher is a cultural symbol from the Ojibwe tradition, and people hang one for its meaning and its beauty. Many find real comfort in the story of the web holding bad dreams until morning, and whatever you believe, it is a beautiful handmade object to wake up to.

Can I hang a dream catcher in my car?

Yes. Our small models at ฿450 are sized to hang from a rear-view mirror and bring a handwoven touch to your daily drive.

How much does a handmade dream catcher cost?

Our handmade dreamcatchers range from ฿450 for small models to ฿1,750 for the largest statement piece. Custom pieces, with your choice of size, colour and stone, are priced by quotation.

How do I care for a cotton dream catcher?

Give it a light dusting now and then, and keep the cotton and feathers dry. Cared for this way, a handwoven dream catcher holds its shape for years.