Native American Dream Catcher Workshop: The Dream Catcher has been a part of the Native American culture for centuries. The traditional dream catcher was intended to catch bad/negative dreams and only let the good dreams through the center to then glide down the feathers to the sleeping person below. The bad/negative dreams would then evaporate from the dream catcher when the first rays of the morning sun strikes the dream catcher.
We are holding a 4 hour workshop to enable you to make your own dream catcher using the Native American traditions.
All materials will be supplied to make 1 Dream Catcher
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At the end of the workshop each dream catcher will be blessed in the Native American way.
This is a fun filled creative craft day and full illustrated guides to help you will be available.
Native American Dream Catcher Workshop at Links Eternal in Colchester, Essex on Saturday, 18 February 2012.
For more information about Native American Dream Catcher Workshop, please contact 07507174990, or see event details on the left.
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