What are some ways to promote public awareness and understanding of the cultural significance of dream catchers and the importance of respecting Indigenous intellectual property rights

Sep 18, 2019 ... Traditional First Nations Dream Catchers and How to Make It. Bernice ... Do You Own A Dreamcatcher? | Native American Legends. Mysteries ... Jun 21, 2013 ... I think dream catchers are absolutely beautiful, creative, and fascinating. Don't you? Did you ever have a dreamcatcher as a kid? Or currently, ... May 16, 2017 ... In the case of my Christian friend who objected to my mom's dream catcher, this friend had no Native American background. Much less did this ... Jan 4, 2022 ... Knowing the background of dream catchers and their talisman-like use, many Christians want nothing to do with them. Is such concern warranted? A ... The dream catcher is located on a cliff on a dead tree. North of the "K" of Citadel ... These cookies do not store any personally identifiable information. Jun 19, 2013 ... “MEENA” AND HER SMALL SHOP IN THE MOUNTAINS… Myth says, “A Dream catcher lets your positive dreams slip through and trap the negative ones”. 2. To make the web - Cut a long strand of wool and thread it onto the tapestry needle. Tie to the hoop with a knot and trim the end (secure knot with Fray Check) ... Dream Catcher's Consent Form. Text. 1. DreamCatchers supply and fitting. a ... do not comply with the “Instructions for Care of DreamCatchers;”. d) If you ... (See the image above.) We did end up tying it with the hemp string to hold it in place while we started tying it. We made the beads from Sculpey and used ... Mar 13, 2011 ... (scramble, scramble…now how exactly does one make one of these?) When I asked her if she knew what dream catchers are for, she replied, “If you ...