Dream catcher

A dream catcher is an object traditionally hung above the bed to ward off bad dreams. Its origins come from Native American culture. The beaded weaving acts as a filter, preventing bad dreams from passing through, while the feathers guide good dreams to the sleeper.

Handmade and fair trade. All sales are donated to the NGO Nai Disha in India in collaboration with the Danish brand Madam Stoltz.

Made of cotton, beads, and feathers, in black and white.
Diameter: 7 cm