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dream catcher
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Native American
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Traditionally used by some Native American tribes to trap bad dreams and let good ones pass through
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2
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dream catcher
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Native American
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Traditionally made and used by Native American tribes to protect sleepers from bad dreams and nightmares
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3
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dream catchers
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Native American
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Used by various tribes to protect from bad dreams and evil spirits
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1
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4
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dream catchers
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Native American
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May be handmade with specific designs and materials based on tribal traditions
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1
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5
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dream catchers
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Native American
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Associated with specific rituals and spiritual significance
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1
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6
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dream catchers
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Native American
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Considered a sacred object, often not intended for commercial use
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1
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7
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dream catchers
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Native American
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Regarded as an important part of Native American culture and tradition
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1
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8
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dream catchers
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Native American cultures
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Traditionally made and used by various Native American cultures to protect sleepers from bad dreams and negative energy.
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1
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9
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dream interpretation
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Native American culture
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Dream interpretation is an important part of spirituality and is often used for guidance and decision-making.
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10
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dreamcatcher
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Native American
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Traditional Native American handmade object believed to protect people from bad dreams
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1
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11
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dreamcatcher
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Native American
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Used as a symbol of protection and traditionally hung over a cradle
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1
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12
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dreamcatcher
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Native American
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Traditionally used to protect children from bad dreams
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1
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13
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dreamcatcher
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Native American
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Handmade craft used to protect against bad dreams and nightmares
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1
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14
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dreamcatcher
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Native American communities
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Traditional handmade object believed to protect people from bad dreams
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1
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15
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dreamcatcher
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Native American culture
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Traditional spiritual item used for protection and to catch bad dreams
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1
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16
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dreamcatcher
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Native American culture in the US
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Symbol of protection and traditionally made by certain tribes
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1
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17
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dreamcatcher
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Native American cultures
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Symbol of protection and traditionally made by indigenous artisans
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1
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18
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dreamcatcher
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Native American tradition
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Thought to protect a person from negative dreams and energies
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1
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19
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dreamcatcher
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Native Americans
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Originally a protective charm and symbol of Native American culture and spirituality.
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1
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20
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dreamcatchers
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Native American
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Believed to trap bad dreams and let good dreams pass through
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1
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21
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dreamcatchers
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Native American
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Traditionally handmade with natural materials like willow, sinew, and feathers
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1
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22
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dreamcatchers
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Native American
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May be used in ceremonies or as a protective symbol
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1
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23
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dreamcatchers
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Native American
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Thought to represent the web of life and the interconnectedness of all things
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1
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24
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dreamcatchers
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Native American
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Considered a sacred object with cultural and spiritual significance
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1
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