Macrame Dream Catcher Wall Hanging, 3 or 5 Leaf Tassels

• One dream catcher, in the colorway you choose - not both.
• Leaf tassels in the fringe below the ring - five on the all-cream option, three on the cream-and-rust option, alternating with plain hanging cord.
• A single hanging loop at the top of the ring. No separate hook or nail is included.

Read this table by colorway - the two options are not dimensioned the same way, and treating the figures as interchangeable would be a mistake.

Because the two diagrams use different reference points, do not assume the cream-and-rust piece is 3 cm shorter overall - it may be close to the same length once its loop cord is counted, or longer. The one number both options share with confidence is the ring: 30 cm is published for the cream option, and every photograph of the other shows a ring reading as roughly the same size, though that is a visual comparison, not a figure.

One hook or nail through the loop at the top of the ring carries the whole piece - there is no second fixing point and nothing to level, since the ring hangs freely and settles straight on its own. No weight is published for either colorway, so a hook rated for a light framed print is the sensible starting point.

Leave clearance below it. Most of the visual length is in the fringe and tassels hanging under the ring, not the ring itself, so measure down from your fixing point using the full total length for whichever colorway you pick, not just the 30 cm ring figure.

Comb the fringe after unpacking. Both colorways ship folded, and the leaf tassels in particular can compress in the box. Work them open by hand in sections; nothing here should go near an iron, since no heat or care instruction is published for either colorway.

All-cream. Five leaf tassels, a pale bare-wood ring, and a web strung in matching cream cord. This is the quieter option and the one photographed against a dark charcoal wall in our own styling - it reads as a single tone from a distance and shows its texture up close.

Cream-and-rust. Three leaf tassels in a warm rust-brown tone, alternating with plain cream fringe, a ring wrapped in tan cord, and three small diamond-knot motifs above the tassels that the all-cream option does not have. It photographs against a light wall and reads with more contrast and more visible knotwork per tassel, since there are fewer of them to look at individually.

These are genuinely different pieces in tassel count and knot detail, not just two colors of the same object - pick based on the look you want, not just the palette.

A single wall spot that wants one dimensional, textured object rather than a flat print - the ring gives it a hard circular outline that a rectangular tapestry does not have, so it reads clearly even hung on its own with nothing else nearby.

Above a console, a mantel, or a side table, which is where both of our own room photographs place it - low enough that the fringe and tassels have room to hang clear of the furniture below.

As a gift, we frame it around dream catcher folklore - traditionally a talisman meant to let good dreams through and catch bad ones in the web - which is a cultural attribution, not a claim about what this particular object does. What is true is that it is a single self-contained piece, which travels and wraps more easily than a multi-part boho wall decor set.

• The two colorways are dimensioned from different starting points. The cream option's 93 cm includes the loop cord above the ring; the cream-and-rust option's 90 cm appears to start at the ring itself. Treat them as not directly comparable rather than assuming a 3 cm difference.
• Only one colorway has a published ring diameter. The cream option states 30 cm; the cream-and-rust option's diagram does not repeat it.
• The tassel count differs by colorway - five leaves on the cream option, three on the cream-and-rust option - which is a real construction difference, not only a color choice.
• No weight, no cord material breakdown, and no care instructions are published for either colorway.

How big is the ring?

30 cm / 11.81 in across, published on the cream colorway's own size diagram. The cream-and-rust colorway's diagram does not repeat a ring figure, though its ring looks about the same size in photographs.

How many leaf tassels are there?

Five on the all-cream colorway, three on the cream-and-rust colorway.

What is it made of?

A plied, cotton-look cord, typical of macrame cord.

How do I clean it?

No care instructions are published for either colorway. Treat it as dust-and-comb decor rather than something to wash.

How much does it weigh?

Choose hanging hardware conservatively - a hook rated for a light framed print - rather than assuming it is lightweight.

What comes in the box?

The single dream catcher in the colorway you chose. We don't itemize any additional contents such as hardware or a care card.

How high should I hang it?

High enough that the full fringe length clears any furniture below. For the cream colorway that means allowing for the full 93 cm from your fixing point; for the cream-and-rust colorway, allow at least 90 cm plus whatever loop cord adds above the ring, since that length is not included in the published figure.

Is this a good gift?

What is true is that it ships as one self-contained piece, which is simple to wrap compared to a multi-part wall art set.

What is dream catcher folklore about?

It is a cultural attribution about the symbol, not a claim this specific woven piece has been tested to do anything.

How is a dream catcher different from a macrame leaf wall hanging?

The ring is the difference. A dream catcher is built around a circular web with fringe hanging below it; a leaf wall hanging has no ring at all, just knotted cord shapes hung directly from a bar or loop. This product's circular ring silhouette is what a flat rectangular piece cannot give you.

Where does this work best?

Above a console, a mantel, or a side table - both of our own room photographs place it there, at a height where the fringe and tassels hang clear of the furniture below rather than resting on it.

Will the two colorways match if I buy one of each?

Not exactly, and that is worth knowing before ordering a pair. Beyond color, they have different tassel counts (five versus three), different ring finishes (bare wood versus cord-wrapped), and diagrams measured from different points, so treat them as two distinct designs rather than a matched set.

What boho wall decor works well near a bed?

A single circular piece like this dream catcher gives a bedroom wall a different shape than the usual rectangular canvas or macrame panel, and its self-contained loop means it does not need a partner piece to look finished on a narrow wall beside a headboard.

What is a good entryway wall decor idea?

One graphic piece near eye level rather than a cluster of small frames - the circular ring reads clearly from a doorway in a way flat rectangular pieces do not, and it needs only a single hook to hang.

Is a macrame dream catcher worth buying over a printed wall decal?

That depends on whether you want texture or a flat image. This piece is hand-knotted cord with real depth and shadow across the web and tassels, which a printed decal cannot reproduce, though a decal is easier to remove without a nail hole.

Will the ring warp or lose its shape?

No durability information is published for either ring finish. Keep it away from damp areas, since no material specification confirms how the ring core - wood or otherwise - handles humidity.