Native American Patches can add a great amount of color to your jacket. They're usually very detailed, bright, and full of interesting images. Many feature traditional Native American images and animals like the moon and the wolf. The Dreamcatcher is another one of these traditional images. The Dream Catcher Patch features many bright colors and is a staple among Native American symbols. This good sized patch will make a nice addition to any jacket or vest.
The dreamcatcher is a hanging item featuring a net and many different decorations. The top is a circle on which the net is woven. Beads, features, small stones, and other personal and sacred items are included. The dreamcatcher was first used by the Ojibwa Nation, but it later spread to many other tribes. The dreamcatcher is supposed to catch those big, dark nightmares that would scare children. Good dreams are small enough to fit through the net, but the bad ones would get stuck. While many people today hang dreamcatchers all over as decoration, Native Americans originally only hung dreamcatchers above their children's beds.
Because dreamcatchers have become such a popular image, you'll find them for purchase in many places. They also appear as decorations and as stickers and, of course, patches. This patch measures six by ten and features red, blue, brown, tan, white, and black details. It also has the words 'wild forever' across it. It's the perfect patch to put in the middle of your vest or jacket to really make it pop.
