Dreamcatcher #09 - handmade

Product detailed description

Native Americans respected dreams and therefore attached great importance to them. Hanging a dream catcher in their dwelling became a tradition for them. They believed that dreams, both good and bad, flow toward them at night, and a freely hanging catcher traps these dreams in its web. A dream catcher is hung, for example, above the bed in a child's room, in the bedroom and so on. Its main part is a hoop. According to legend, bad dreams get tangled in the web and perish with the first morning ray of sunlight. The good ones, on the other hand, slide down the feathers to the sleeping person.

In feng shui, the dream catcher is a protective symbol and a regulator of the flow of chi energy.

Each dream catcher is original and handmade

Hoop diameter: 9 cm

Total length: approx. 35 cm