Dream catchers are expressions and specialties of the Native American individuals. The first web dream catcher of the Ojibwa was expected to show characteristic insight. Nature is a significant educator. Dream catchers of twigs, ligament, and quills have been woven since antiquated circumstances by Ojibwa individuals. They were woven by the granddads and grandmas for infant kids and hung over the cradleboard to give the newborn children serene, delightful dreams. The night air is loaded with dreams. Great dreams are clear and know the path to the visionary, diving through the quills. The smallest development of the quills demonstrated the section of yet another lovely dream. Terrible dreams, be that as it may, are confounded and befuddling. They can't discover their way through the web and are caught there until the point that the sun rises and dissipates them like the morning dew. Initially the dream catcher was woven on twigs of the red willow utilizing string from the stalk of the stinging weed. The red willow and twigs from different trees of the willow family, and red twig dogwood can be found in many parts of the United States. These twigs are assembled crisp and dried around or maneuvered into a winding shape contingent on their expected utilize. They utilized common plumes and semi-valuable gemstone, one gemstone to each web in light of the fact that there is just a single maker in the web of life.