This rainbow dreamcatcher has 5 rings, the largest ring is 16 cm in diameter and has feathers for decoration, it is approximately 40 cm long in total.
The operation of the dream catcher rainbow feathers 16 cm
A dream catcher, also known as a "dreamcatcher" in English, is a traditional Native North American craft and spiritual symbol. It is commonly used by various indigenous peoples, such as the Ojibwe, and has specific functions and meanings in their cultures. In Ojibwe tradition, it is believed that a dream catcher is hung above the bed to allow good dreams to pass through and to catch bad dreams in the web. The bad dreams are then destroyed by the first light of the morning sun. The wooden ring represents the circle of life, while the web neutralizes and catches negative influences and thoughts. The feathers that often hang from the bottom are seen as a symbol of breath and air, essential to life. Cultural Significance: Although dream catchers are popular in various cultures and around the world today, it is important to recognize that they originally were part of the spiritual and cultural traditions of indigenous peoples.
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