What sets this dreamcatcher apart is a pendulum hanging below: a deep-blue sodalite stone swings from a metal chain, moving gently in the air. The handmade piece, about 13 × 48 cm, lends a calm, inward mood to a space.
The dreamcatcher tradition
The traditions of the Indigenous peoples of North America hold that the night air is full of dreams – gentle ones and troubling ones alike. A dreamcatcher hung above or beside the place of sleep is believed to filter them: good dreams slip through the web and glide down the feathers to the sleeper, while bad ones catch in the threads and fade by dawn. This is a respectfully kept tradition.
Sodalite – within tradition
Sodalite is a deep-blue mineral, often veined with white, with a glassy-matte sheen. Tradition speaks of it as a stone of clarity and level-headed thinking. The moving stone on the metal chain adds a fine point of blue light to the dreamcatcher.
Good to know
- Size: approx. 13 × 48 cm; a handmade piece.
- Metal frame, textile thread, a sodalite stone and a metal-chain pendulum.
- As it is handmade, small variations and fine differences in finishing are natural.