Handmade Turquoise Navajo Dream Catcher (3 Inch)
These dream catchers are handmade on the Navajo Reservation, and are guaranteed to be authentic American Indian Art, Original Design & Craftsmanship. The quality is always excellent, with a soft leather used for the rim, and the web in the center is woven skillfully. The purchase of this dream catcher helps to employ over twenty-five Native artists
A genuine product from the Navajo Tribe (purchase will include a Certificate of Authenticity).
Size of Dream Catcher: 3 Inches (7.5 cm) diameter across the hoop.
Country of Origin: USA
More About Dream Catchers
Dream catchers are intended to aid and protect those sleeping below by filtering their dreams. Symbolically the dream catcher allows good dreams to pass through the web and drift down to the sleeper, while bad dreams are said to become hopelessly entangled in the web, where they perish at the first light of dawn. By hanging a dream catcher above your bed, you signal to a deeper part of yourself that you want to remember those dreams that are of use to you. The dream world is a doorway to the subconscious - the inner workings of your life that you are not always aware of. By listening to your dreams you can learn more about yourself. The feathers symbolise air or the breath of life.
When you hang a dream catcher above your bed or around your home or wear a dream catcher as a piece of jewellery you are signalling to a deeper part of yourself that you wish to be more aware of your dreams and aspirations. You wish to 'catch' your dreams and bring them to ground so that they may become a reality. As is also the symbolism of the dream catcher you wish for it to entrap those dreams that are negative and entrap them so they do not manifest. So wear a dream catcher when you wish to bring your good dreams to life and for the bad ones to perish.
UK Royal Mail Tracked 48 – Flat charge £3.50, or free on orders over £40
Order by 3pm Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays) for same day dispatch. Delivery after dispatch is 2-3 working days.
UK Royal Mail Tracked 24 – Flat charge £4.70, or £1.70 on orders over £40
Order by 3pm Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays) for same day dispatch. Delivery after dispatch is 1-2 working days.
UK Special Delivery Royal Mail by 1pm next working day – from £9.80
Order by 3pm Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays) for same day dispatch. No delivery at weekends or bank holidays, orders dispatched on Friday will be delivered on Monday. A signature is required. The exact price is based upon the weight of items in the basket.
INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY
Choose between Royal Mail post (cheaper and slower) or DHL (more expensive and faster).
• Royal Mail to Europe 3-6 working days after dispatch - from £4.20 (2 kg max.)
• DHL to Europe from 1-2 days after dispatch - from £19.96.
• Royal Mail to Outside Europe 6-10 working days after dispatch - from £6.48 (2 kg max.)
• DHL to Outside Europe from 1-2 days after dispatch - from £25.00.
Order by 3pm for Royal Mail and 12 midday (Monday – Friday) for DHL, for dispatch on that
day (Excludes public holidays). Exact price and transit time based on combination of
destination and weight of parcel.
RETURNS INFORMATION
We accept returns of unopened / unused products within 60 days, please refer to our FAQ page for more information on this.
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Detailed workmanship
This small 3 inch Navajo dream catcher arrived today and I am thrilled with the solid quality and the aesthetics, as is my 6 year old, for whom it was a gift. It is detailed in its workmanship and the bright turquoise is uplifting and appealing. I agree with the other reviewer that there are often cheap fabricated versions, which this one is clearly not. My child couldn't wait to hang it up over the headboard.
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High Quality & Authentic
The Dreamcatcher that I recently ordered is wonderful for two reasons. Firstly, the quality/workmanship is very high and it uses only authentic and natural materials. All too often one finds dreamcatchers for sale that are made of plastic and are poor replicas. This is important for me as I will be using it for teaching Key Stage 3 and 4 history. Secondly, the fact the product supports fair trade/the Native American life, yet is reasonably priced - what more could one ask for? Thanks again.
