***About Dreamcatchers

***: Originally from Native American culture, particularly among the Ojibwe people, dreamcatchers were used as talismans to protect sleeping individuals from negative dreams. Traditionally crafted from willow hoops and sinew or fiber forming a net, they are often adorned with items such as beads, feathers, and leather. Believed to act as a spider's web to catch harmful thoughts, they allow good dreams to pass through and slide down the feathers to the sleeper. Modern usage of dreamcatchers varies from traditional beliefs, evolving into a symbol of Native identity and culture, albeit sometimes controversial due to commercialization and cultural appropriation.

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