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The original Native American Indian dream catcher consisted of a pliable willow or chokeberry branch that was formed into a circular frame and layered with leather. Grass, sinew or horsehair was woven into a web-like pattern that covered the area inside the circle. Beads (like turquoise, amethyst, aventurine, quartz and garnet stones) and feathers were hung from the circle to complete the dream catcher's teardrop look.
Dream catchers were hung in teepees and near baby cribs to let good dreams in and to keep bad dreams out. Now, it can be difficult to find a dream catcher like the original unless you visit an Indian territory or an Internet site such as one recommended at www.native-languages.org or at an online auction site like EBay.
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