Dream Catcher

Dream catchers have their origins in the Native American nation of Ojibwa.

The dream catcher, hung over the head of the bed, was used as a spell to protect children from nightmares and evil visions.

The Ojibwa believed that a dream catcher filtered people's dreams, so that good dreams passed through the center to the sleeping person while bad dreams were captured by the mesh and faded with the first ray of dawn light.

Our dream catchers are made with natural and sustainable materials such as cotton and bamboo.