Say goodbye to your nightmares with this magical dream catcher and catch the good dreams to find the right way! Originally the dream catcher comes from a legend of the Ojibwa Indians, also called Anishinabe. According to this, there was once a spider woman named Asibikaashi who took care of the people on earth. After her people settled in North America, however, she was no longer able to take on this protective function for everyone and so she mainly taught mothers and grandmothers how to spin the so-called asabikeshiinh, English dreamcatchers, who should take away the evil energies and nightmares and thus protect their children . A dream catcher works like a filter that separates bad thoughts and dreams from good ones. So the bad dreams are distracted by the pearls, caught in the net and neutralized with the rising morning sun. The good ones, on the other hand, slide gently down to us on the feathers.

Above all, you can hang the decorative dream catcher wonderfully over your bed in the bedroom and let the magic work. But the hanger also unfolds its mystical effect in other living rooms. Attach it to a wall to attract the chi or let it hang freely in the room to guide and distribute the chi. As you can see, the hip boho trend not only has an attractive decorative side, but also provides you with a legendary protective symbol. Also in summer as a garden decoration and at a wedding party, the Dreamcatcher is a real highlight. In addition, the dream catcher is also ideal as a gift idea for a loved one!