A dream catcher originated from the American Indians culture. Today these accessories can be of various shapes and styles, and we can see it everywhere, starting with home decor and ending with nail art.
Benjamin, a member of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, stated that having a dreamcatcher is a betrayal of his people, as it signifies something to them, it’s a tradition. Dream catchers should resemble a spider web and be set above a baby’s cradle, as American Indian culture tells.
Traditional dream catchers resemble eye candies. The design of a traditional dream catcher also catches the attention of artists, who frequently use this mysterious artifact in their work.
