Dream Catcher Bamboo Circle

Hand woven dream catcher Bamboo circle. Beautiful home decoration. There is a hand-woven net in the trap, it is decorated with dyed and peacock feathers, wooden and plastic beads. Length approx. 60 cm. Illustrative image.

Dream easy with Nefertitis dream catchers.

The history of dream catchers dates back to the mid-19th century. to the culture of the Ojibways, i.e. the Indians who were the original inhabitants of the Great Lakes region. They were used to protect children from diseases and evil spirits. These are hand-crafted objects, originally from a willow frame and a hand-woven web resembling a spider's web. Catchers are decorated with beads or other objects and often feathers. Traditional traps made of natural materials dry out and fall apart, they are not meant to last forever.

The catchers release only good dreams, which are carried by feathers to the dreamers, while bad ones are caught in nets, beads, and other objects until the morning sun rays chase them away.

Where to hang the dream catcher?

It should ideally be placed above the bed, but it can be hung on a wall, in a space or on a window to reflect negative energy.

Each color has its own symbolism, and we can also choose a dream catcher according to color language.

In Feng Shui, brown represents the energy of the earth, which is the energy of stability, patience, honesty, balance and resourcefulness. It is our home energy, the energy of the land we live on. It is the energy of mountains, plains, shores and valleys. It is our persistence, our home in the black cold universe.