Authentic Native American Dream Catcher Ojibwe Mandalas Featuring Genuine Wool

This Native American-style dream catcher also referred to as a decorative Native American mandala originated from the Ojibwe tribe. Traditionally crafted with the purpose of filtering out bad dreams through the webbed circle, was believed that good dreams would pass through and down the decorative feathers, wool hanging additions.

Typically made from willow wood, feathers, wool, and other naturally sourced local materials, this unique dream catcher served as a symbolic connection between the Indian people and their native lands. This particular dream catcher features bright white wool detailed woven center net that features an eye-like design. Historically, Native Dream Catchers were suspended over cradles as a form of protection for infants. Today, dream catchers are often hung above infants beds or many other areas in homes as a continued tribute to Native American culture.