Dreamcatcher - Rasta

This Rasta-inspired dreamcatcher is handcrafted with feathers, capis shell, beads, and imitation leather in a large, approximately 8" hoop, for an overall height of about 16".

Dreamcatchers originate from Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) tradition, where they are traditionally believed to filter out bad dreams while letting good dreams pass through. This belief comes from a specific Indigenous cultural tradition and is a matter of tradition and personal belief rather than a scientifically proven effect.

Please note: the capis shell is a delicate natural material and may have one or two small chips; handle with care.

Details
Materials: feathers, capis shell, beads, imitation leather
Dimensions: hoop approx. 8" wide, overall height approx. 16"

Q: Where does the dreamcatcher tradition come from?
A: Dreamcatchers originate from Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) tradition.

Q: How should I hang it?
A: Above a bed or in another prominent spot in a room.

Q: Is the capis shell fragile?
A: Yes, please handle with care; one or two small chips may be present as a natural material characteristic.

Q: What size is it?
A: Hoop approximately 8" wide, overall height approximately 16".

Q: What materials is it made from?
A: Feathers, capis shell, beads, and imitation leather.