Dreamcatch
Dreamcatch is a term that refers to the act of intercepting or capturing dreams. In popular culture and mythology, dreamcatchers are often depicted as objects, typically a hoop with a woven web, believed to filter out bad dreams and allow good dreams to pass through. The origins of this concept are primarily associated with Ojibwe folklore, where a traditional dreamcatcher was made of willow branches and sinew. It was believed to protect sleeping children from nightmares and negative spirits.
The act of "dreamcatching" can also be interpreted more broadly as a metaphorical process of understanding,