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XL Black Dream Catcher Shield

The frame is 162cm high & the widest part is 50cm, depth is 4 to 5 cm. It is has been created on an old boom from a wind surfing board. The frame is covered in various black wool & velor.

There are six smaller dream catchers in the webbing, of various sizes, with simple wooden beads & charms on them. 

There are various special objects in the webbing, including a golden peacock feather, other various feathers & beads. It is finished with some leather made flowers.

A unique native design   £80