This rust brown double dream catcher is suspended from a wooden dowl that is deocrated with faux fur on each end. Under that is a polystone "rock" that is very lifelike in person. A wolf is etched into the rock. The rock is approximately 5" wide (12.7 cm) by 4" tall (10.2 cm).

Next is a 6.25" diameter (15.9 cm) brown dream catcher, then a 3.5" diameter (8.9 cm) dream catcher. There are leather streamers suspended from the wooden dowel and the bottom dream catcher, which are decorated with wood beads and pretty cocque feathers.

Overall length is about 28" (71.1 cm), including the leather hanger strap.

Priced each, but sold in multiples of 4. You can choose 4 the same or an assortment of four different animals.

The larger and more varied your dream catcher display, the faster they will sell. They will sell much faster if hung up at eye level instead of laid flat on a table. If you aren't currently selling dreamcatchers, give them a try. You will soon find they are one of your must have staples.

Dream catchers sell well at any kind of event, even if it's not native american related. Attach a tag with the dream catcher legend on it -- it's easy to sell anything you can tell a story about.

Not produced by or the product of a particular Indian or indian tribe as defined by 26 USA - 605 et Seq