Dream Catcher

A Dream Catcher is a beautifully crafted decorative piece that has its roots in Native American culture, symbolizing protection and positivity. Traditionally, dream catchers were believed to filter out negative dreams and energies, allowing only good dreams to pass through. Today, they serve as enchanting ornaments that combine cultural significance with a touch of bohemian style, making them popular home décor items, especially in bedrooms, nurseries, or personal spaces.

Material:

• Frame: The frame of the dream catcher is typically made from a circular wooden hoop, which is carefully woven with threads or twine. The hoop can be crafted from various materials, including natural wood, metal, or synthetic fibers.

• Webbing: The central web is often made of thread or string, woven into intricate patterns that resemble a spider’s web. This webbing is the key feature of the dream catcher, and it is often designed with specific patterns or motifs, symbolizing protection or spiritual connection.

• Feathers & Beads: Dream catchers often feature delicate feathers that hang from the bottom of the hoop, adding movement and grace. Beads, crystals, or charms may be threaded onto the feathers or incorporated into the web, providing additional aesthetic appeal and symbolic meaning.

• Additional Embellishments: Some dream catchers include decorative elements such as flowers, ribbons, tassels, or small bells, further enhancing their beauty and spiritual significance.