Dream catchers have roots in Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) tradition. In one traditional teaching, a dream catcher is hung near a sleeping child: its woven web catches bad dreams while good dreams pass through. Meanings and teachings can vary among Indigenous communities.
Our collection features a range of hanging designs with details such as woven hoops, feathers, beads, crescent moons, and crystal accents. Select your design from the variants above. Size, colours, and details vary by design.
