Note: Lobb is NOT an Indian and wishes if you can find an authentic American Indian to buy your dream catcher from, then do so. If not able to, we believe Lobb makes a quality product with good results.
The Legend
The world of dreams was very significant to native Indian tribes and because of this they took great care to sort the good dreams from the bad ones.
A ring, bound with leather, the web stung with sineu and decorated with beads and feathers.
It was hung over a childs bed and this they called a Dreamcatcher.
The web of sineu represented a spiders web that would catch and hold its prey - bad dreams - and allow good dreams to drift down to the sleeper through the center hole.
A colourful bead near the center of the web represents a spider - the keeper of dreams.
These webs were decorated further during a childs early years by adding feathers, a tooth, a claw,
or any other momento that was the result of a feat of daring or achievement.
Much the same as trophies or awards are accumulated by modern day children.
