About dream catchers 

A dream catcher is a Native American craft that has become popular in many parts of the world as a decorative item. It is traditionally made with a hoop, usually made of willow, that is woven with a web of thread or string. The web is decorated with beads, feathers, and other objects, and a string or leather loop is attached to the bottom of the hoop.

According to Native American tradition, a dream catcher is hung above a bed to catch bad dreams and let good dreams pass through. The web of the dream catcher is believed to trap bad dreams and nightmares, while allowing good dreams to pass through and slide down the feathers and beads to the sleeper below.

The dream catcher has become a popular symbol in many cultures and is often used as a decorative item or as a talisman to ward off bad dreams or negative energy. It is often given as a gift or used in meditation or prayer.

The history of dream catchers is not well documented, but they are believed to have originated with the Ojibwe people of North America. Today, dream catchers are made and used by people of many different cultures and are often incorporated into various forms of art and crafts.

Dream catchers have become a popular decoration in homes, offices, and other settings, and are often available in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and designs. Many people find the symbolism of the dream catcher to be comforting and meaningful, making it a popular choice for gifts or personal use.