Dreamcatcher Styles

Legend of the Dreamcatcher

The Dreamcatcher came to the Ojibwe (Chippewa) by way of the spider, Iktomi, after learning many of the people were being visited by bad dreams.

He shared with them the sacred knowledge of the makings of an amulet that would hold the power to protect sleeping ones from bad dreams and covert influences of the night.

It is said that when a dreamcatcher hangs above a place of sleep it moves freely in the night air catching dreams as they drift by. Good dreams are allowed to flow through the webbing to bestow themselves upon the dreamer while the bad dreams become hopelessly entangled only burn away with the first rays of the morning sun.

Dreamcatcher Sizes & Prices

Loosely speaking, the top two rows contain smaller Dreamcatchers of 5 inches in diameter (hoop measurement) followed by medium-sized catchers in 7 to 9 inch hoops with larger dreamcatchers of 12 to 16 inches in the bottom rows.

Dreamcatcher pricing is determined by a variety of factors including; size, quantity, quality and cost of component/materials used as well as the level of complexity of the dreamcatcher's design and the time invested in a given piece.

Sweet dreams and a bright, blessed and prosperous 2010 to all!

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Dreamcatcher Colors Collection

Leather Colors Dreamcatchers
TieDye Gems Dreamcatcher	Bamboo Wave Dreamcatcher	Butterfly Swirl Dreamcatcher
Blue Parrot Feathers Dreamcatcher	Pirate Booty Dreamcatcher	Antler Double Dreamcatcher
Pink Baby Dreamcatcher	Lilac Stone Dreamcatcher	Garnet & Green Dreamcatcher
Large Gemstones Dreamcatcher	Stained-Glass Kaliedescope Dreamcatcher	Large Black Beaded Spirals Dreamcatcher