Native American made Original Dream catcher Spirituality & Religion Navajo made Dreamcatchers as close as to original ones.

The Photos are for demonstration purposes. The web has no stones in it, as in the photo, and no two dream catchers or feather colors are exactly the same or like the photo.

Native American Natural Dream Catcher This is for one 2" or 3" 4" or 5" and 6" Dream Catcher's Mine are hand made and may be slightly different than photo's used only for demonstration purposes and no 2 are exactly alike.
These are as close to looking like artifacts that were handcrafted by a Native American. They are modern day replicas of historical artifacts. Modern day materials are used in making these artifacts when at all possible.

Traditionally Dream catchers were constructed with Antiqued leather by tying sinew strands in a web around a small round or tear-shaped frame of willow.
The resulting "dream-catcher", hung above the bed, is used as a charm to protect sleeping people, usually children, from nightmares.
These Dream catchers are Handmade by Navajo artisans.

According to the Natives, Dream Catchers are intended to be hung by a mirror in a motor vehicle or by the window in a bedroom or at the head of a bed or in an automobile. The bad dreams get caught in the web while the good dreams work their way through the hole in the center of the Dream Catcher. Once the good dreams have gone through the center, they rest on the feathers like dew drops, and evaporate to the Great Spirit in the morning sun. The prayer beads at the bottom of these Dream Catchers trap all the bad dreams left on the web and burn them up. The colors of the leather, beading, and feathers may vary based on availability.
This is for one 2" or 3" or 4" or 5" and 6" Dream Catcher's