The Dreamcatcher | Native American Culture

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KET Kentucky KY Kentucky Department of Education Kentucky educational television KET Arts toolkit arts arts toolkit toolkit Native American American Indian visual art art dream catcher culture tradition Ojibwe Kawnawake Reserve Canada Mohawk Haudenosaunee Iroquois Kwaronhia:wi nature Indigenous Peoples First Nations
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The Arts
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The Dreamcatcher | Native American Culture

Susan Mullins (Kwaronhia:wi), a Mohawk from the Kahnawake reserve in Canada who now resides in Berea, KY, shows her grandchildren how to create a dreamcatcher, an item designed to catch bad dreams and let good dreams through. The dreamcatcher originated with the Ojibwe but has been adopted by other nations.
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