This is not accepted by traditional Native Americans as a legitimate use of the dream catcher. While many appreciate the idea of the dream catcher, some forget to respect the Native American ...

However over time, other Native american nations too started adapting to this culture --- it is said that a traditional form of dream catchers was hung around beds of sleeping children to protect ...

We also contract with Native American artists in residence and culture-bearers who share their personal contemporary and traditional experiences with volunteers, museum visitors and community and ...

A woman sits on a little ledge on a Halifax sidewalk, dressed in traditional 19th-century Mi'kmaq garb. She's selling trinkets like feathers, dreamcatchers and necklaces on a rack next to her.