Evil Eye Cotton Web Dream Catcher 6"

Evil Eye Cotton Web Dream Catcher 6"

Evil Eye Cotton Web Dream Catcher 6" is a dream catcher. Traditionally associated with Ojibwe culture, dream catchers are hung near a bed or window, and in the tradition the web catches bad dreams while good dreams pass through. A colorful statement for your home that makes good dreams? In the native Indian history people were afraid of nightmares. Therefore they hung up dream catchers above the sleeping area where the morning light could hit it. The legend says that web in the middle of the hoop would catch the bad dreams while letting good dreams passing through that could slide down the feathers.

Why you will love it

• Material: cotton (as listed).
• Size: 6 in (as listed).
• See it in person: available at our shop near Union Square.

Details

• Product: dream catcher
• Material: cotton
• Size: 6 in
• SKU: DC95

You may also like our Dreamcatchers collection, or browse Home Decor.

Visit the shop

We are open seven days a week at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square; see current hours on our contact page. To ask about this dream catcher, call 212-645-0141.

Common questions

Where should I hang a dream catcher?

Many people hang it above the bed or near a window where it can move freely in the air.

What does a dream catcher mean?

In Ojibwe tradition the web is said to catch bad dreams while good dreams slip through to the sleeper. Today it is also a popular decorative and spiritual gift.

Where can I find home decor and spiritual gifts in Manhattan?

You can find it at Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square, a spiritual and metaphysical shop that also carries home decor and spiritual gifts. Call 212-645-0141 to check stock, or order online.