These handcrafted objects symbolize protection and spirituality using natural materials such as willow hoops, sinew for weaving intricate webs or patterns within them, and feathers & beads to enhance their spiritual connections.

Traditional Dream Catchersĭream catchers, originating from the Ojibwe people of North America and deeply embedded in Native American cultures, have a special place in many hearts. Despite their variation in design (traditional or modern), they all serve one single purpose, ensuring a restful sleep free from unpleasant nightmares yet open to peaceful dreaming experiences. Thereby forming an effective bridge between this realm and the spiritual world. These objects are created with natural materials such as feathers, beads or cloth in order to catch bad dreams while simultaneously promoting positive ones for the sleeping person. If you are looking to express yourself more personally, why not take a look at our customizing options! So let’s dive right into this fascinating journey about Dream Catchers! What are the different types of dream catchers?ĭream catchers, originally made by Native Americans, have become a powerful symbol of protection and spiritual connection.

To help you pick out the perfect one that will suit your needs best, we’ll explore how these items relate to Native American culture, all of the distinct patterns they come in, colors used by different cultures, and ways on how to care for them properly so it lasts long. People have been drawn to dream catchers for many years, due to their intricate designs and spiritual symbolism.

Where do dream catchers originate from