Richard Burdick

The Dream Catcher

As the legend goes, the Dream Catcher was used by the Woodland Indians and was hung in the lodge, near the bedroom window. It's use was to catch all dreams, good and bad.  The bad dreams would get caught up in the webbing and be held there until first morning light, then burned off.  Now, the good dreams were caught, and knowing their way to the hole in the center, would filter down into the feathers and be held there, only to return another night, to be dreams.

Each Dream Catcher is made from Tamarack and comes with a hand painted pottery bead.

Cost: $15.00  Diameter 10" - 15"

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