A dream catcher can be appreciated for its weaving, natural textures and decorative symbolism. At The House of Freya, Renata treats each piece as a personal work of art.
Some designs use contrasting colours: Sun and Moon Goddess has double-sided feathers, with blue on one side and red on the other. Others centre on a particular stone, such as the rose quartz in Eternal Harmony or the black pearl in Black Pearl.
Bespoke work begins with a conversation. You might have a particular colour scheme, a favourite stone or an idea for the feathers. Renata will discuss what can be made, which materials are available and the final design before you decide.
The original Hern the Hunter piece has sold and remains in the collection as an example of bespoke work. Its two deer antlers and selected stones show how a commission can grow into a substantial statement artwork.
Adapted from The House of Freya’s original Wix journal for the new storefront.
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