Dream Catchers: Symbol, Tradition, and Modern Meaning
Dream catchers are meaningful handcrafted objects rooted in the traditions of the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people, where they were created as protective tools. Traditionally made from a circular hoop, a woven web, and hanging feathers or beads, dream catchers were believed to filter dreams—allowing positive visions to pass through while trapping negative ones within the web.
Each element carries symbolic significance. The circular frame represents the cycle of life and unity, while the web reflects interconnectedness and protection. Feathers guide good dreams gently to the sleeper, and beads may…
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