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dream catcher
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Western culture
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Often sold as a decorative item associated with spirituality
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dream catchers
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Modern Western
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Often mass-produced and sold as trendy home decor without cultural significance
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3
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dream catchers
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Western cultures
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Considered a decorative item and symbolic of Native American culture, but not commonly used for its original purpose.
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4
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dream catchers
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Western cultures
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Decorative items often associated with New Age beliefs and sold for aesthetic purposes
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5
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dreamcatcher
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Western
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Often seen as a decorative item without specific cultural significance
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6
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dreamcatcher
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Western culture
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Dreamcatchers are often sold as decorative items and are popular as souvenirs or gifts
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7
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Popular decorative item, often seen as a symbol of Native American culture
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8
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Often seen as a decorative item without the same spiritual significance
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9
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Considered a decorative item and souvenir
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10
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Dreamcatchers are often seen as decorative items and souvenirs without the same spiritual significance.
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11
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Commonly seen as a decorative item without specific symbolic meaning
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12
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dreamcatcher
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Western cultures
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Decorative item often used as a symbol of bohemian or hippie aesthetic
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13
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dreamcatchers
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Western cultures
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Dreamcatchers are often viewed as decorative or trendy items in Western cultures, with little awareness of their original cultural and spiritual significance.
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