Dream catcher - Small

Length - 65 cms approximately

color - Grey - grounding

color - white - Peace

The Native American legend of the dream catcher carries a deeply spiritual meaning rooted in protection, balance, and harmony with unseen energies.

Spiritual Meaning Dreamcatcher

The Web (Circle & Strings):

The circular frame represents the cycle of life, the eternal circle of the sun and moon. The woven web inside mirrors the interconnectedness of all beings and the way energies—both positive and negative—flow through existence. Spiritually, it teaches us that we are all part of a greater whole.

Filtering Dreams:

According to the legend, the web filters dreams: bad dreams and harmful energies are caught in the net and dissolved with the first light of day, while good dreams pass through the central hole and slide down the feathers to the sleeper. This represents discernment—the ability to hold onto what nourishes the soul and let go of what harms it.

The Beads:

Beads are often seen as symbols of the spider, the weaver of the web, honoring the sacred act of creation. Spiritually, they also represent the captured bad dreams, now powerless, transformed into wisdom or lessons.

The Feathers:

Feathers symbolize breath, air, and the life force (prana/chi). They act as gentle channels guiding the good dreams into the mind of the sleeper, reminding us to stay connected to the higher spiritual realms through breath, prayer, and stillness.

Deeper understanding

At its heart, the dreamcatcher is a reminder of spiritual protection. It symbolizes the ability to align oneself with light, positivity, and divine guidance while keeping away negative vibrations. It reflects the belief that our subconscious is not left unguarded during sleep but is gently watched over by higher powers, ancestral wisdom, and the unseen energy of the Creator.

It is also a teaching tool: just as the dreamcatcher sifts dreams, we are encouraged to filter our daily thoughts—keeping those that uplift us and releasing those that darken the spirit.