Dreamcatcher

Dreamcatcher is part of the culture originates from Indian tribes Ojibwe and Lakota. It has a spiritual meaning, that's why it is considered amulets.

One of the legends is described by a rastaman from the Lakota tribe who had a vision on a high mountain. There he had an apparition of a great teacher of wisdom named Iktomi in the form of a spider. He spoke to him in the holy language and took the hoop made of the willow tree, horse hair, beads, feathers and he began to knit the net inside the hoop. While he knitting he was talking to him about the life cycle of man. He emphasized that throughout the entire life cycle, good and bad forces affecting us in each particular age. In the end, he gave him a twisted hoop and said that it is a web with a perfect hole in the middle whose purpose is to fulfill his goals, vision, ideas and dreams. If he believes the web will catch all the good ideas, and the bad ones will be caught in the hole and remain trapped in it.

We put the dream catcher above the bed, and according to the belief, it has purpose to get the good dreams in the web, that pass through the center and through the feathers they go down to the dreamer, while a bad dreams it grab into the net and keep them in the hole until sunrise when they are burned.