Dreamcatchers have rapidly gained popularity amongst the people in India. They use them to decorate their houses and add an old world charm to their seating space.
The legend of the Dreamcatcher is that it captures the bad dreams only allowing the good dreams to find their way through the center!
Since the dreamcatchers available in the market are too expensive, now you can learn to make/weave a Dreamcatcher in a spider web style and the symbolism of this Native American medicine wheel.
There are a lot of legends and myths that go about regarding the history of dreamcatchers. The most popular one is that the Ojibwa Tribe used dreamcatchers while they used to sleep. Another legend tells the tale of a spider weaving its web over a child’s bed. When the child tried to kill the spider, his grandmother stopped him. The grateful spider gifted the grandmother with the web and told her that it would catch all of her bad dreams and let through the good ones.
While the stories are all fascinating, the real thing is as mystical as it sounds.
So, head over to this dreamcatcher making workshop this Sunday and say goodbye to all those bad dreams, All the materials required shall be provided to you at the venue.
When | 7th July
Where | Hobb Mob Studio, C-74, Anand Niketan
Timings | 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Entry | Rs 950 onwards
Tickets | https://www.eventshigh.com/detail/Delhi/e5dd0a9bb6a183250461ec430c45d0e3
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