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Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread Dreamcatcher - "Zonta"

Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread Dreamcatcher - "Zonta"

Beautiful Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread Dreamcatcher

Zonta is a Native American Indian name meaning "the trusted". You can trust this dreamcatcher to protect you during your sleeping hours.

  • Simple Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread
  • Elegant mane of white beads, dark green and purple feathers with peacock feather highlights
  • Hoop width: 22cm
  • Hanging length: 58cm

Note: The first picture accurately represents this product, while the other in-life pictures are of a very similar Zonta with wooden beads

 A few interesting facts about Dreamcatchers:

  1. They're supposed to catch the bad dreams, not the good ones!
  2. Based on Native American Legend, first noted in 1929
  3. The web shape of dreamcatchers reflects a spider's web which catches the bad dreams, while the central hole allows good dreams to pass through 
  4. The dreamcatcher's feathers attached to the bottom act as soft slides for good dreams to slide to you
  5. They originally were made to collapse after some time to teach that nothing lasts forever
  6. They are cleansed by sunlight

So bring peace to your night and order your dreamcatcher today!

"Beautiful

Loveeeeeeeee, it's stunning ! Way more beautiful in person ." - Becky

$35.00
Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread Dreamcatcher - "Zonta"
$35.00
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Beautiful Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread Dreamcatcher

Zonta is a Native American Indian name meaning "the trusted". You can trust this dreamcatcher to protect you during your sleeping hours.

  • Simple Teal Peacock Feather Black Thread
  • Elegant mane of white beads, dark green and purple feathers with peacock feather highlights
  • Hoop width: 22cm
  • Hanging length: 58cm

Note: The first picture accurately represents this product, while the other in-life pictures are of a very similar Zonta with wooden beads

 A few interesting facts about Dreamcatchers:

  1. They're supposed to catch the bad dreams, not the good ones!
  2. Based on Native American Legend, first noted in 1929
  3. The web shape of dreamcatchers reflects a spider's web which catches the bad dreams, while the central hole allows good dreams to pass through 
  4. The dreamcatcher's feathers attached to the bottom act as soft slides for good dreams to slide to you
  5. They originally were made to collapse after some time to teach that nothing lasts forever
  6. They are cleansed by sunlight

So bring peace to your night and order your dreamcatcher today!

"Beautiful

Loveeeeeeeee, it's stunning ! Way more beautiful in person ." - Becky