Handmade Driftwood and Crystal Prism Suncatcher

This is a wall-mounted decorative suncatcher or mobile featuring a rustic driftwood base supporting thirteen colorful beaded pendants arranged in a partial spectral/rainbow sequence. The driftwood branch appears weather-worn with a natural, light-tan patina and smooth texture, measuring approximately 12 to 14 inches in length. Each pendant is suspended by silver-toned wire or eyelet screws and consists of a multifaceted clear crystal bead at the top, followed by a variety of glass and acrylic beads in different shapes including briolettes, rounds, and teardrops. The color palette transitions from reds and oranges on the left to yellows, greens, blues, and deep purples on the right. Notable elements include a filigree-style metal bead and various faceted drops designed to catch and refract light. The construction utilizes standard jewelry-making components such as headpins and jump rings. A simple white string is attached to both ends of the branch for hanging. The item is in good contemporary condition with no visible chips to the glass, though the asymmetrical nature of the driftwood and varied bead placement suggests a folk-art or 'shabby chic' handmade origin, likely dating from the 21st century.