dream catcher not made by native american

The exact price is based upon the weight of items in the basket.Ĭhoose between Royal Mail post (cheaper and slower) or DHL (more expensive and faster). No delivery at weekends or bank holidays, orders dispatched on Friday will be delivered on Monday. Order by 3pm Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays) for same day dispatch. UK Special Delivery Royal Mail by 1pm next working day – from £9.80 Delivery after dispatch is 1-2 working days. UK Royal Mail Tracked 24 – Flat charge £4.50, or £1.50 on orders over £40 Delivery after dispatch is 2-3 working days. UK Royal Mail Tracked 48 – Flat charge £3.20, or free on orders over £40 So wear a dream catcher when you wish to bring your good dreams to life and for the bad ones to perish. As is also the symbolism of the dream catcher you wish for it to entrap those dreams that are negative and entrap them so they do not manifest. You wish to 'catch' your dreams and bring them to ground so that they may become a reality. When you hang a dream catcher above your bed or around your home or wear a dream catcher as a piece of jewellery you are signalling to a deeper part of yourself that you wish to be more aware of your dreams and aspirations. The feathers symbolise air or the breath of life.

By listening to your dreams you can learn more about yourself. The dream world is a doorway to the subconscious - the inner workings of your life that you are not always aware of. By hanging a dream catcher above your bed, you signal to a deeper part of yourself that you want to remember those dreams that are of use to you. Symbolically the dream catcher allows good dreams to pass through the web and drift down to the sleeper, while bad dreams are said to become hopelessly entangled in the web, where they perish at the first light of dawn. These small differences (if there are any) should be seen as a testimony to the fact that you are buying authentic Native American crafts.ĭream catchers are intended to aid and protect those sleeping below by filtering their dreams. All items will be good quality but because of the hand made nature of the goods it is possible that crafts such as these may have small differences between them. We trade directly with this artist making sure he receives a fair price for his work. Great dinky little dream catcher ideal for hanging in so many places.Ĭurtis Bitsui is a member of the Navajo tribe and lives in the USA. This dream catcher is hand made by the Navajo craftsman Curtis Bitsui and is guarenteed authentic Native American art. Size: Two inch (5 cms) diameter across hoop

Dream catcher not made by native american