Sun & Moon Dreamcatcher on wooden suspension

For everyone who likes things smaller, this is the solution. The small, crocheted dreamcatchers Sun & Moon were hung here in a row on a wooden stick. They are ideal for hanging on windows, for example. Care was taken to use only natural materials so that nothing disturbs your sleep. 

Dream catchers traditionally come from the Ojibwe culture. They have always been considered cult objects that are supposed to improve sleep. Traditionally they consist of a willow hoop into which a net is spun, which is decorated with objects such as pearls, shells, stones and feathers. The good dreams should go through the net, while the bad dreams get stuck in the net and are neutralized by the morning sun. 

There are other indigenous cultures that later adopted the symbol, which is why the effects of the dream catcher vary somewhat within these cultures. Overall, however, it serves as a talisman and is not only so popular with us because of its spiritual meaning, but also because they are also pretty to look at.