Three Rings Hanging Dream Catcher - 3D World

Three-ring hanging dream catcher / The ring in the ring has its own small universe/ The outer ring uses raffia cotton/ All kinds of ores, agate and shells are used in the middle/ size: The diameter of the ring is about 11 cm The overall length is about 42 cm (without hanging wire) Precautions: 1. All natural wild bird feathers have been sterilized by high temperature, please rest assured. 2. It is normal for each feather to have a little spot or natural pattern, different sizes and shapes are also the charm of natural materials. 3. In order to make the net stronger, there will be glue residue or small thread ends at the connection, which will not affect the overall appearance, but please do not pull it vigorously! Have you heard the story about the dream catcher? It is said that a long time ago, the old Indian spiritual leader Lakota saw in his vision Iktomi, the master of wisdom, appearing before him in the form of a spider. The spider took the willow branches and weaved it into a small circle with feathers, horsehair, beads, and began to weave a web. In the process of weaving, teach the leader about the cycle of life. While weaving the web, Iktomi said: Every life, there will be many different forces impacting you, some good, some bad. If you listen to the good, the power of good, he will direct you to the right path. If you follow a bad force, he will hurt you and lead you in the wrong direction. He went on to say: In the universe, there are innumerable forces coming from all directions to help or interfere with the harmony between man and nature and the teachings of the great gods. During the conversation, the weaving of the net has been completed. Iktomi handed the net to Lakota and said to him: If you believe in the great gods, this net will catch all good and good thoughts, and all bad and evil thoughts will pass through the hole in the middle of the net. Lakota told his tribe what he saw. From that time on, their people regarded the nets sent by Iktomi as "the nets of life". They hang woven nets at the head of the bed or indoors to help them reach their goals or visions, capturing good thoughts, dreams, and ideas; while bad thoughts filter through the central hole in the net. Different circles also have different meanings, one circle can drive away nightmares; two circles bring harmony and tranquility; three circles represent the unity of mind and soul of the body, which is also the most difficult net to weave.