If there is an object that has become an icon of the ancient North American Indians, it is the dream catcher. An object hundreds of years old that today has become practically universal. Inside the world of tattoo, dream catchers are one of the most popular and tattooed objects due to their shape and, of course, their meaning.
Dreamcatcher tattoos are especially popular with women Because of its shape, it can be perfectly adapted to the curvature of the female body. In addition, dreamcatcher tattoos, as can be seen in this compilation that we show you here, adapt perfectly to any type of tattoo style. Whether alone or combined with other elements, they are perfect.
What do dreamcatcher tattoos symbolize?
Although we will address the issue of your meaning and symbolism in a deep and extensive way in a specific article, I would like to highlight above that dreamcatcher tattoos do have something good, in addition to how beautiful they are, it is their symbolism. Dreamcatchers are a symbol of protection. Originally (ancient Native Americans), it was believed that these objects could ward off evil spirits.
Since then, dream Catcher and, in this case when they are tattooed, it is a question of symbolizing a sacred amulet or talisman. Maternal, heavenly or sacred protection are some of the attributions that are granted to this object.
