According to the indigenous people, the dream catcher is hung over the resting place (for example, the bed or the teepee) to improve sleep: while bad dreams get stuck in the net and are later neutralized by the morning sun, good dreams slip through the net and can disappear through the middle opening.

Description:

• Circle: 15 cm

• Material: pearls, feathers, willow, wood

• Length: 42 cm

• Weight: approx. 32 grams

• Hand Made

According to the indigenous people, the dream catcher is hung above the resting place (for example the bed or the teepee) in order to improve sleep: while bad dreams remain in the net and are later neutralized by the morning sun, good dreams slip through the net and can disappear through the middle opening.

Description:

• Circular round: 15 cm

• Material: pearls, feathers, willow, wood

• Length: 42 cm

• Weight: approx. 32 grams

• Hand Made

According to the indigenous people, the dream catcher is hung above the resting place (for example the bed or the teepee) in order to improve sleep: while bad dreams remain in the net and are later neutralized by the morning sun, good dreams slip through the net and can disappear through the middle opening.

Description:

• Circular round: 15 cm

• Material: pearls, feathers, willow, wood

• Length: 42 cm

• Weight: approx. 32 grams

• Hand Made

According to the indigenous people, the dream catcher is hung above the resting place (for example the bed or the teepee) in order to improve sleep: while bad dreams remain in the net and are later neutralized by the morning sun, good dreams slip through the net and can disappear through the middle opening.

Description:

• Circle: 14 cm

• Material: pearls, feathers, willow, wood

• Length: 40 cm

• Weight: approx. 26 grams

• Hand Made