Dreamcatcher – small circle, three tassels

A dreamcatcher is a handwoven web — a traditional Native American amulet believed to filter dreams and dispel melancholy. It serves as a protective charm, guiding energy flows through its intricate web, where they become entangled and dissolve in the first rays of sunlight.
The placement of the dreamcatcher determines its effect: hung close to a person, it creates a full protective field; near a window or door, it primarily neutralizes chaotic vibrations that cause unease and disharmony. Its work is not limited to sleep — throughout the day it continuously filters frequencies of sadness and apathy, helping restore inner balance and harmony.

What the amulet consists of:

• Base (circle): Symbolizes a portal, the continuous life cycle
• Web: Catches various energies (egregors)
• Feathers: Symbolize lightness and sensitivity. Tassels for catching low vibrations of the environment
• Beads: So-called spiders that collect what has accumulated and become entangled in the dreamcatcher’s web

Materials and placement:
We make dreamcatchers exclusively from natural materials. Flexible branches (such as willow, pine, or bamboo fibers) are used for the hoop, natural threads (cotton or wool) for the web, and the decoration includes various wooden, ceramic, and stone beads, bird feathers, leaves, wax, and more. It is traditionally hung in the bedroom near windows, the entrance, or in the center of the room. If you want a very deep sleep, it can be placed beside the bed.

How a dreamcatcher is woven and made:
We use various weaving techniques for dreamcatchers. Everything depends on the chosen accessories and purpose. When you place an order with us, we clarify what exactly you are looking for and select the design and weaving technique to suit your needs. This is handmade work, so each piece is individual, but may partly resemble the samples shown in the photos or videos.

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