Noun
dreamcatcher (plural dreamcatchers)
A decorative Native American object in the form of a hoop and net with attachments such as feathers, traditionally believed by the Ojibwa to “filter out” bad dreams.
;2015 DreamCatcher Theatre production The DreamCatcher Theatre production, directed by Justin Fortunato, opened in January 2015 and played a sold out run at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami, Florida. Source: Internet
The Montreal auditions take place on February 17 at the National Theatre School, while the dreamcatcher workshop takes place the following day. Source: Internet
Many First Nations across Turtle Island—or North America—carry their own legends of the dreamcatcher but it is commonly recognized that they were passed down from the Ojibway through intermarriage and trade. Source: Internet
Teaching others how to maneuver string, beads and a stick into a beautiful dreamcatcher has become a hobby. Source: Internet
As I leave the bonds of earth in the airplane home, I recall the dreamcatcher hanging in the window in the long-term care facility. Source: Internet
I went under the bed and rolled over and was suddenly in a new room with a dreamcatcher. Source: Internet