The Story of the Dream Catcher For many years, Native Americans have made dream catchers for their children to trap their nightmares.
Good dreams pass through the hole in the enter of the dream catcher to the dreamer.
Grandmother Spider weaves the web of life in the primal darkness then brings it into fulfillment in the light of day. And warmth is life. The dream catcher is a spider web, woven for the benefit of a particular person and carrying all the promise of the coming light of each day. That is why Red Eagle Gallery's dream catchers are made in the shape of real spider webs, not to look like fish nets. The glittery appearance signifies the dew drops with come from the heavens, and so bring spiritual blessings.