Necklace dream catcher Mai

The Mai dreamcatcher necklace is a necklace with a dreamcatcher pendant: a black ring with a white web, on a brown cord. Wear it over a tunic or fringe vest so that the pendant with its beads and fluffy tufts hangs freely on your chest. The necklace is designed for women and men and completes an Indian costume for Carnival.

Ring, web and pendants of the dreamcatcher

• The ring is wrapped in black and holds a knotted white web with a few blue beads in it.
• Strands of white and reddish-brown beads hang below the ring, ending in fluffy tufts in orange-brown and white.
• The pendant is attached to a long brown cord with an adjustable necklace length.
• The necklace is suitable for women and men, so both women and men can wear it in a group costume.
• You receive the necklace with the pendant; the costume in the background is not included.

Where the dreamcatcher comes from

A dreamcatcher is originally an object from the culture of indigenous peoples in North America. According to tradition, the web in the ring keeps bad dreams away, while good dreams slide down along the pendants. Later, the dreamcatcher also became a well-known motif in hippie and boho styles, as a wall hanging and as jewelry. Because of this, everyone immediately recognizes it as part of an Indian look.

How do you wear the dreamcatcher during a Carnival parade?

During a Carnival parade, it is best to wear the dreamcatcher on top of your costume, so that the ring remains visible above a tunic, poncho, or fringe vest. Adjust the cord so that the pendant hangs in the middle of your chest and does not disappear behind a belt or cape. A headband and face paint in earth tones match the brown and black of the necklace. If you are going to the pub after the parade, the pendant also looks good on its own on a plain dark shirt.

Choose the Mai dreamcatcher and your Indian costume for Carnival will immediately have a recognizable centerpiece.