Dreamcatchers originated in the 18th century, and Native Americans used them to capture beautiful dreams, allowing nightmares to disappear with the morning sun. They believed that the air of the night was filled with various dreams, and only dreamcatchers could filter them, leading them into a beautiful dreamland.

Embedded in the ancient Indian culture, dream catchers have their own legends, although different tribes have different legends, but they all share the same symbolism - to capture good dreams and blessings.

Once upon a time, a young girl had a dream in which a spider taught her how to weave a web and told her that the web could help capture good dreams and enhance communication with the spirit world. When she woke up, she followed the inspiration from her dream and created a dream catcher, which she hung above her bed.
The next morning, she woke up to find beautiful beads hanging in the net. When she touched the beads, the spirit spoke to her: "The beads are the power and wisdom that the dream catcher captured while you were asleep. The bad dreams have been caught and disappeared with the sunrise. Now bring it to your people." So, the dream catcher spread from then on.

Whether it's the dream catcher in reality or in the heart, it carries one's yearning for a beautiful dream, which is a spiritual sustenance. The beautiful and colorful dream catchers bring more and more beautiful blessings to people. I hope you can give it to yourself or your dear friends, and send them a blessing: Good people have good dreams.

A traditional dream catcher is made by weaving a circle with branches, wrapping it with string, and then creating a web in the center with sinew. Colorful beads are occasionally strung on the sinew, and feathers are hung at one end of the circle with leather. In the center of the web is a round hole, and only good dreams can pass through that hole and flow down the feathers.
And nightmares will be trapped in the web, and with the sun of the following day, they will vanish into thin air, disappearing without a trace...

The Indians believe that every night, there are nightmares and good dreams floating in the air. Therefore, they use natural materials such as branches, feathers, shells, and skin ropes to make dream catchers, praying that the dream catchers can filter out nightmares and let good dreams enter people's minds through the small hole in the middle.

The feathers are natural feathers, mostly collected from animals that naturally shed them. Such feathers are environmentally friendly and natural, which is exactly what we want for our dream catcher feathers.

Feathers Natural feathers come from cute little animals, and each feather's shape and texture has its own characteristics, so there may be slight differences in the shape and texture of the feathers between each product. There may also be slight differences in size.

Dream Catcher" symbolizes:
The Indians believe that every night, there are nightmares and good dreams floating in the air. Therefore, they use natural materials such as branches, feathers, shells, and skin ropes to make dream catchers, praying that the dream catchers can filter out nightmares and let good dreams enter people's minds through the small hole in the middle.
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