Four Rings White Dreamcatcher with Pearl Beads

Dreamcatchers can be traced back to the Native American Ojibwe people who started the practice before dreamcatchers were adopted by other tribes and cultures. In many Native American tribes, a dreamcatcher is a handmade willow hoop woven to a web or net and can include feathers and beads. They are traditionally suspended on cradles as a form or armor and protection. Dreamcatchers are now widely seen as symbols of hope and healing.

Each part of the dreamcatcher has meanings tied to the physical world. One notable meaning is the dreamcatcher having a round shape that represents the earth's spherical character. The web absorbs bad dreams at night and discharges them during the day. The feathers, on the other hand, act like ladders allowing good dreams to descend on the infant or adult who is sleeping.

Please note colours and sizes may slightly vary as products are handmade.

32cm Ring, 90cm Length