Inspirational Dream Catchers; native american willow wreath dream catchers; 12' BROWN Dark Willow Wreath. 12' BURGUNDY Dark Willow Wreath. 12' LAVENDER Dark Willow Wreath. Baby and Navy Blue Authentic Cherokee Dream Catcher - 2 Dangles. Baby and Navy Blue Tribal Authentic Cherokee Dream Catcher. Another Native American legend believes good dreams pass through the center hole to the sleeping person. The bad dreams are then trapped in the web, where they perish in the light of dawn. Due to the acceptance of dreamcatchers or dream catchers in popular culture today, there are some Native Americans that view them as 'tacky' and over.

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• Popular Native American legend says Dream catchers, woven webs of sinew and feathers, snare nightmares to dissolve them in the rays of the morning sun, while letting the good dreams through. In this part of the country the dreamcatcher is a staple in all Southwest decor! Dream catchers are woven of sinew like a spider web within a hoop.
• Our handmade Dreamcatchers are authentic native Canadian made crafts. We have a selection of various sizes and colours to choose from. This unique craft such as the Wedding Dreamcatcher is a popular choice for gift giving.

Dream Catchers

We offer Native American Dream Catchers, we have Leather Wrapped and Vine. All Dream Catchers will comes with William Latties Certificate of Authenticity. We strive to make each of our Dream Catchers is different, some with have stones woven into the web, some will have a bit of sinew left in the center so that you may add something of your own to personalize it. If you are shopping for a Dream Catcher it should speak to you when you find it. Each Dream Catcher will also come with Dream Catcher Story. Happy Dreams

Dreamcatcher - Some consider the dreamcatcher a symbol of unity among the various Indian Nations, and a general symbol of identification with Native American or First Nations cultures.

Dream Catcher

Dreamcatchers are an authentic American Indian tradition from the Ojibway (Chippewa) tribe. A dreamcatcher is a based on a hoop (traditionally of willow), on which is woven a net or web of sinew in a somewhat similar pattern to how the Ojibway tied webbing for snowshoes. A 'dream-catcher' was hung in the sleeping area as a charm to protect children from nightmares. A legend holds that a dreamcatcher filters a person's dreams, letting through the good ones and trapping bad dreams in the web. Some believe that a dreamcatcher can help us remember our dreams.

Dreamcatchers are often decorated with personal and sacred items such as feathers, totems and beads. While these additions may make a dreamcatcher appealing and add to them as a work of art, it is suggested by some that such ornaments are not appropriate on dreamcatchers used for 'catching dreams' as they could interfere with the spiraling motion of the web and can cause disturbing dreams.

Generally, a dreamcatcher is suspended near the place where you sleep, on the wall, or perhaps from a lampshade or bedpost.

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Authentic Native American Dreamcatcher

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Also Mandala, is similar in shape to a dreamcatcher but it usually has no web. Instead, the hoop is filled with yarn, feathers, fur and usually has feathers hanging from the bottom. Mandala is something you hang for prosperity and good fortune on a door or wall inside your office, home, hogan, or tipi.