Triple Eye Bamboo Dreamcatcher
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A long, boat-shaped bamboo frame holding three crocheted evil eyes side by side — one large centre eye flanked by two smaller ones — with rows of white feathers fanning out beneath in a wide triangular drop. The most dramatic piece in the evil-eye family here, built for a wall that needs one strong, wide anchor.
Three eyes rather than one triples the watchfulness, in the old logic of the symbol — used this way over doorways and large openings where more coverage is wanted.
Element: Water Energy: Protection · Vigilance · Abundance Material: Bent bamboo frame, three hand-crocheted evil eye discs, cotton cord, wooden beads, white feathers — handmade in Kathmandu Care: Dust with a dry soft brush. Keep the bamboo frame away from prolonged damp; keep out of direct sun.
