Come discover geometry in nature and make your own dream catcher like the Amerindians.
Come discover geometry in nature and make your own dream catcher like the Native Americans.
In some Amerindian cultures, a dream catcher is a handcrafted object of Ojibwe origin (called asubakatchin or bawajige nagwaagan in this language) composed of a hoop and a net-like network of threads. The decorations on the hoop are different for each dream catcher. According to popular belief, the dream catcher prevents bad dreams from invading the sleep of its owner. Acting as a filter, it captures the dreams sent by the spirits, preserves the beautiful images of the night and burns the bad visions at first light.
In some Amerindian cultures, a dream catcher is a handcrafted object of Ojibwe origin (called asubakatchin or bawajige nagwaagan in this language) composed of a hoop and a net-like network of threads. The decorations on the hoop are different for each dream catcher. According to popular belief, the dream catcher prevents bad dreams from invading the sleep of its owner. Acting as a filter, it captures the dreams sent by the spirits, preserves the beautiful images of the night and burns the bad visions at first light.
Activities
Activities
- Minimum age (in years) : 6
Rates
Rates
10 € from 6 years old, 6 € groups and schools, free under 6 years old.
Groups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 5 Person (s) mini
