Collection: Indigenous dreamcatchers

Indigenous Dreamcatchers – Harmony, Protection, and Living Spirituality

My name is Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, an Innu craftsman from Quebec.
Each dreamcatcher I create is handmade, with respect and intention, in continuity with spiritual traditions passed down by the elders.

Indigenous dreamcatchers are ancient symbols of protection, peace, and balance.
According to tradition, they filter dreams to allow only benevolent and soothing dreams to pass through, while retaining disturbing energies.

All my dreamcatchers are made with natural materials chosen for their purity and beauty:
100% natural moose leather , natural feathers and semi-precious stones .
Each element is carefully selected and assembled, respecting local traditions and symbolism.

Each creation is unique, handcrafted in my workshop in Quebec.
Whether they are small or large, my dreamcatchers retain the same intention: to offer an object carrying meaning, balance and positive energy.

Suspended above the bed, in a meditation space or a living space, they bring a gentle and spiritual presence.
These works embody the encounter between Innu tradition, living nature, and contemporary artistic expression.