Buy a Dream Catcher: The Novus Fumus Collection

In this collection, you'll find four dream catchers from Novus Fumus, each with its own theme: Chakra, Turquoise, various colours, and Yin Yang. All models are decorative wall objects inspired by a traditional item and are suitable for the bedroom, living room, or as a gift. Below, you can read...
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  • Novus Fumus Droomvanger Chakra

    Dreamcatcher Chakra

    €25,00
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    €25,00

  • Novus Fumus Droomvanger Turquoise

    Dreamcatcher Turquoise

    €30,00
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    €30,00

  • Novus Fumus Droomvanger (diverse kleuren)
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    €10,00

  • Novus Fumus Droomvanger Yin Yang

    Dreamcatcher Yin Yang

    €25,00
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    €25,00

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In this collection, you'll find four dream catchers from Novus Fumus, each with its own theme: Chakra, Turquoise, various colours, and Yin Yang. All models are decorative wall objects inspired by a traditional item and are suitable for the bedroom, living room, or as a gift. Below, you can read what a dream catcher is, what distinguishes the models from each other, and how to choose.

The Four Novus Fumus Dream Catchers

Each dream catcher in this collection has its own colour scheme or symbolism. Below, you can see the models side by side for quick comparison.

Model Theme or Style Price
Chakra Dream Catcher Chakra theme, esoteric appeal £25.00
Turquoise Dream Catcher Turquoise colour scheme £30.00
Dream Catcher (Various Colours) Available in various colours £10.00
Yin Yang Dream Catcher Yin-yang symbol, balance theme £25.00

View the product pages below for the full presentation and availability of each model.

What is a Dream Catcher?

A dream catcher is a decorative object featuring a round hoop and a woven web, often adorned with beads, stones, and feathers hanging below the hoop. The Novus Fumus dream catchers follow this classic structure and are intended as atmospheric wall decoration with a symbolic background.

Symbolism and Origin of the Dream Catcher

The dream catcher originates from the Ojibwe (Anishinaabeg), an indigenous people of North America. Traditionally, the hoop was made from willow wood, with a web of plant fibres. Through trade, marriage, and broader intertribal contacts, the object also became known to other indigenous communities. According to tradition, the web would catch bad dreams, while good dreams would pass through unhindered. This is a traditional story about the object's meaning, not a proven function. The Novus Fumus dream catchers are decorative items that align with this symbolism: the Chakra version refers to the chakra theme, and the Yin Yang version combines the web with the Chinese yin-yang symbol for balance. Both themes are mentioned here as visual and symbolic elements, without attributing additional properties to them.

Which Dream Catcher is Right for You?

Choose your model based on colour, theme, and the space where you'll hang it. If you prefer calm, natural tones, the Turquoise Dream Catcher is a great fit. If you're looking for an esoteric look with colourful accents, the Chakra Dream Catcher is a logical choice. If you want flexibility in colour, for example, to match an existing interior, the various colours version offers that option. The Yin Yang Dream Catcher is an option if the theme of balance and symbolism appeals to you.

Dream catchers are often given as gifts, for example, for a housewarming or a special occasion. As wall decoration, they fit well in a bedroom, living room, or any other space where you want to add atmosphere and symbolism.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the meaning of a dream catcher?

According to Ojibwe tradition, the sky is filled with good and bad dreams. The web of the dream catcher is said to catch bad dreams at night, while good dreams pass through unhindered. This is a traditional story about symbolism, not a proven function. The Novus Fumus dream catchers are primarily decorative wall objects with this symbolic background.

Where should you hang a dream catcher?

A dream catcher is traditionally hung above the bed, but it also works well as wall decoration in a living room or other space. Choose a spot where the object can hang freely, so the web and feathers are clearly visible. The choice is mainly a matter of interior design and personal taste.

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