The dream catcher is one of the most enduring and widespread symbols associated with Native American culture. It's commonly believed that the iconic hoop-and-web form is meant to protect sleepers from bad dreams by “catching” them, while letting good dreams pass through, hence the name.
Traditionally, dreamcatchers are hung over a cradle or bed as protection.
Beautiful Natural Dreamcatcher,
Using willow branches for the circle,
Waxed strings,
Chicken feathers
Features Clear quartz in the middle, to bring clarity to our dreams
Handmade By Valeska on Waiheke Island
The dream catcher is one of the most enduring and widespread symbols associated with Native American culture. It's commonly believed that the iconic hoop-and-web form is meant to protect sleepers from bad dreams by “catching” them, while letting good dreams pass through, hence the name.
Traditionally, dreamcatchers are hung over a cradle or bed as protection.
Beautiful Natural Dreamcatcher,
Using willow branches for the circle,
Waxed strings,
Chicken feathers
Features Clear quartz in the middle, to bring clarity to our dreams
Handmade By Valeska on Waiheke Island
