*** About Dream Catchers: Dream catchers are a widely recognized element in Native American culture, predominantly among the Ojibwe people, who originally crafted these as a talisman to protect sleeping individuals from bad dreams and negative spirits. Originally made from natural materials like willow hoops and sinew or fibre netting, they are often adorned with sacred items such as feathers and beads. Historically, the protective charm was hung over cradles or beds to sieve dreams, allowing only good dreams to pass through to the dreamer while ensnaring nightmares in the web.

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