You can find or make a dreamcatcher with various materials. This custom is still associated with dream catchers hence dreamcatchers are still popular among Native Americans. Ojibwe used dreamcatchers as a magical instrument or symbol that helps filter out evil dreams and negative spirits, allowing only happy dreams to reach sleepers. They have a rich history that dates back to the Ojibwe Native American people, who were the first farmers of these beauties. They are now equally popular in other regions of the world. Dreamcatchers enhance your area's aesthetic ambience and help control bad energies.ĭreamcatchers originated in Native America and are a symbol of their culture. Many people are unaware that this lovely decoration also has profound meaning. You can also make a dreamcatcher or purchase them from the market. Dreamcatcher is also an item that creates a peaceful and pleasant air in the house due to its gorgeous feathers and distinct patterns. Dreamcatchers bring positive energy into your home. High quality Portuguese, eco-friendly, PETA approved, soft, flexible, durable and water resistant.ĭue to postage restrictions your cork fabric will be cut in the following dimensions:ġ Unit = 1 x Fat quarter 2 Units = 1 x Half metre 3 Units = 1 x Fat quarter + 1 x Half metre 4 Units = 1 x Metre 5 Units = 1 x Metre + 1 x Fat quarter etc.įor more information check out our Fabric Care page.īacking composition: (textile) 15.5% PES / 29.5% COT / 55% PUĪll prices are in Australian dollars and are inclusive of GST.Get best prices from interior design expertsĭream catchers are known for spreading a pleasant and calm aura A dream catcher is a wooden hoop decorated with a net or web and holy items such as feathers, valuable stones, jewels, and so on. Features dreamcatchers and flowers done with a watercolour look to give this print a soft and dreamy appearance. Have sweet dreams with this Dreamcatcher print cork fabric. Description Dreamcatcher (Old Stock)- Cork Fabric

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