Dreamcatcher (Various Colors)

A dreamcatcher is an atmospheric decorative object originating from the tradition of the Ojibwe (Anishinaabeg), an indigenous people from North America. Novus Fumus offers this dreamcatcher in various colors, allowing you to choose a version that complements your interior.

Origin and Tradition

The dreamcatcher, known in English as a dream catcher, has traditionally been an object made by parents to hang above their children's beds or cradles. Within the Ojibwe tradition, it was believed that the air is filled with both good and bad dreams. A handmade dreamcatcher was thought to help ward off bad dreams, while good dreams could freely find their way.

Meaning of the Web

According to tradition, bad dreams get caught in the dreamcatcher's web at night and dissolve in the morning sun. Good dreams effortlessly slip through the web and find their way to the sleeper through the center. This story makes the dreamcatcher more than just a decorative object: it carries a long symbolic history.

From Traditional Object to Decoration

Since the late twentieth century, the dreamcatcher has also become known outside its original context, including among followers of New Age thought. Today, the dreamcatcher is primarily valued as an atmospheric decorative item, with its symbolic meaning still playing a role for many people alongside its decorative character.

Various Colors

This dreamcatcher is available in various colors, making it easy to choose a piece that matches the rest of your space or a gift you have in mind.