4.5" Evil Eye Cotton Web Hanging Dream Catcher (DC101) 16"L
$19.95
In stock
In stock at Namaste Bookshop on 14th Street; pickup orders are typically ready in about 2 hours. How to find us
- Supplies for practiceSorted by drawer, not by gift
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4.5" Evil Eye Cotton Web Hanging Dream Catcher (DC101) 16"L, from the protective symbols, tapestries & flags drawer.
A symbol to hang or place; protective meanings come from folk tradition.
Its name points to protection; that comes from practice and folklore, not a promised result.
Mailed from New York, or collected at Namaste Bookshop on 14th Street; payment is taken on Shopify.
About this piece
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. 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.
- Material: cotton
- Size: 16 in long
Details
- Intention on the label
- Protection
- Ships from
- New York City
- Pickup
- 2 West 14th Street
Grab it in person
Collect at Namaste Bookshop, 2 West 14th Street, near the Fifth Avenue corner of 14th Street. Usually ready in 2 hours.
Check out and pick Pickup. Anything unclear? Call 212-645-0141.
