Tribal-Inspired Decorative Wall Hanging / Dreamcatcher

This item is a tribal-inspired decorative wall hanging or possibly a dreamcatcher, characterized by a circular primary structure adorned with various natural and man-made elements. The main hoop appears to be made from a firm, possibly metal or wooden, frame that is wrapped with what looks like distressed or aged animal hide or faux fur in shades of gray and brown, giving it a rustic and organic aesthetic. The central part of the design features several strands of beadwork, predominantly in black and white or off-white opaque beads, strung together to create multiple dangling elements. There are at least four prominent beaded strands hanging from the top section, with a central, larger, circular or oval metallic (possibly silver-toned) disc or medallion that acts as a focal point. Directly beneath this, more strands of beads and what appear to be natural feathers are suspended. The feathers are varied in size and color, predominantly white with dark tips, suggesting natural bird feathers. Some sections show signs of wear, such as fraying on the wrapped material around the hoop and possible discoloration on the feathers. The craftsmanship appears to be folk art or handcrafted, aiming for an aged, natural, and earthy look. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures. The overall style suggests a Native American or indigenous craft influence, likely a contemporary decorative piece rather than an ancient artifact, possibly dating from the late 20th or early 21st century. The quality is consistent with handmade decorative items, exhibiting character over precise uniformity.