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THE DREAM CATCHER LEGEND
A well known Native American tradition is the presence of the "Dream Catchers" seen hanging throughout their homes. The Dream Catchers originated as Cradle Medicine. They were hung from the hoop of the infant's cradleboards to protect them from bad dreams and bad spirits. Legend has it that as night falls, dreams (both good and bad) flow in succession across the night sky and fill the air that surrounds us. These dreams though good or bad, succumb to the magic of the Dream Catcher. The good dreams flow through the Dream Catcher never awakening the dreamer and will rest on the feathers like dewdrops awaiting the warm morning sun. However, the unpleasant dreams become entangled in the web and are trapped by the prayer beads. They will perish in the heat of the sun never to be dreamt again. Dream Catchers are believed to bless the "sleeping one" with pleasant dreams, good luck and harmony throughout their lives.
Our rich, deep brown Dream Catcher will look right at home hanging on your wall or hanging in your window. It measures approximately 8" wide by a generous 28" inches long. It is made from rich, dark brown leather & suede with white & dark brown pony beads, and complimented with rich dark brown feathers. This Dream Catcher can be used for making your own original craft project or it is beautiful to hang as is. Please check our store for other Dream Catchers. ALL of our products come to you in BRAND NEW, UNUSED CONDITION. We will package your purchase with SPECIAL CARE and send to you via insured USPS First Class mail. PLEASANT DREAMS . . .
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