Crocheted by hand, each dreamcatcher begins with a circle and grows through loops, knots and repeating patterns with finishing touches of trailing embellishments and whatever stones feel at home in the piece. Rooted in the tradition of dreamcatchers as protective objects, these are made as quiet talismans for the wall, somewhere between folk craft, ornament and a little bit of magic.
The ring comes first, then the web worked into it, then whatever wants to hang from the bottom. No two finish the same way; the stones and trailing pieces are chosen at the end, once the web has set the mood of the thing.