concept   dreamcatcher
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Native American (1) • Western cultures (1) • European countries (1) • United States (1) • North American Indigenous cultures (1) • Indigenous cultures of the Americas (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Canada (1) • Europe (1) • Asia (1) • First Nations (1) • Native American tribes (1) • Africa (1) • Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region (1) • Indigenous cultures in Canada (1) • Mexico (1) • Native American folklore (1) • Ojibwe First Nations (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 dreamcatcher Native American The dreamcatcher is a traditional Native American spiritual item used for protection and to catch bad dreams. 24
2 dreamcatcher Western cultures Dreamcatchers are popular decorative items and souvenirs in Western cultures, often without their original spiritual significance. 13
3 dreamcatcher European countries The dreamcatcher is viewed as a decorative item and souvenir in European countries, often associated with New Age spirituality. 11
4 dreamcatcher United States The dreamcatcher is a traditional protective symbol for Indigenous American tribes, sold as a decorative souvenir and widely recognized in contemporary Native American culture in the United States. 10
5 dreamcatcher North American Indigenous cultures The dreamcatcher is a traditional symbol used in North American Indigenous cultures for spiritual protection and filtering dreams. 9
6 dreamcatcher Indigenous cultures of the Americas Dreamcatchers are used in Indigenous cultures of the Americas to protect against negative dreams and energies. 6
7 dreamcatcher Indigenous cultures Dreamcatchers are traditional protective charms in Indigenous cultures believed to filter out negative dreams and energies. 5
8 dreamcatcher Canada The dreamcatcher is a symbol of protection in Native American culture and is used on cribs and in homes in Canada. 4
9 dreamcatcher Europe Dreamcatchers are largely regarded as fashionable, mass-produced decorations without specific symbolic significance in European culture. 3
10 dreamcatcher Asia Dreamcatchers are trendy decorative items with minimal cultural or spiritual significance in Asia. 2
11 dreamcatcher First Nations The dreamcatcher is a symbolic talisman in First Nations culture believed to protect against bad dreams. 2
12 dreamcatcher Native American tribes Dreamcatchers are used as protective charms with spiritual significance in Native American tribes. 2
13 dreamcatcher Africa The dreamcatcher is not commonly used or recognized in traditional African beliefs. 1
14 dreamcatcher Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region The dreamcatcher is a symbolic object with spiritual and protective significance in the culture of the Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region. 1
15 dreamcatcher Indigenous cultures in Canada The dreamcatcher is a symbol of protection traditionally made by indigenous artisans in Canada. 1
16 dreamcatcher Mexico Dreamcatchers are sold as decorative items or souvenirs in Mexico. 1
17 dreamcatcher Native American folklore Dreamcatchers from Native American folklore are believed to protect against negative energy and bad dreams, and are commonly hung in homes and vehicles. 1
18 dreamcatcher Ojibwe First Nations The Ojibwe First Nations believe dreamcatchers are a traditional symbol that protects against bad dreams and negative energy. 1