Witcheylady
Creations-Home Horse
Hair
Dreamcatchers (medium)
Horse Hair Dreamcatchers (small) Peacock Feather Dreamcatchers
Horse Hair Dreamcatchers (small) Peacock Feather Dreamcatchers
Large Horse Hair Dreamcatchers
(twelve to nineteen inch rings)
Felix
a 12 inch ring with a painting of a most beloved Arabian.
a 12 inch ring with a painting of a most beloved Arabian.
Mandy
This beautiful paint horse's mane and tail is attached to a 19 inch ring which made this dreamcather a full 5 feet long.
In addition to a likeness of Mandy painted on leather, I incorporated one of Mandy's horseshoes as well.
An impressive tribute to a beloved mare.
Traffic Daydream... on a twelve inch ring. The center of the web bears locket with a photo of Traffic.
Takarma
Mona
Takarma's dreamcatcher (14 inch ring) is almost 4 feet long. Takarma's owner picked out everything on this dreamcatcher. I even incorporated strands of Takarma's blanket in the web. A special tribute to a very dear arabian gelding.
Mona's dreamcatcher (12 inch ring) is made up of Mona's mane. Note the locket with Mona's photo.
Champ
Earth tones and brass accents make up this 14 inch dreamcatcher. A tribute to a wonderful buckskin gelding. Champ reminded me a lot of our own buckskin... Doc, so...this turned out to be a very emotional endeavor for me. You can see Champ along with several others on our Rainbow Bridge page.
Wind
Wind's owner really liked Champ's dreamcatcher...so you will see a lot of similarities between the two. This dreamcatcher I am told will be the focus of an entire wall dedicated to Wind, a beautiful bay gelding, loved and owned by Kerry. The large feathers on the right side were all provided by the owner. An obsidian arrowhead , a tiger-eye and an amethyst are attached to the web.
Ben
Ben was a beautiful morgan gelding much loved by his owner, a dear friend of mine. I painted him on a piece of leather and attached it to the web of a 14 inch ring. I used feathers of different shades of green. You can see the quartz crystal point on top, right under the brass concho and to the right a bear totem. I also included an amethyst and some hawk bells in addition to my signature.... a moonstone.
MonaTakarma's dreamcatcher (14 inch ring) is almost 4 feet long. Takarma's owner picked out everything on this dreamcatcher. I even incorporated strands of Takarma's blanket in the web. A special tribute to a very dear arabian gelding.
Mona's dreamcatcher (12 inch ring) is made up of Mona's mane. Note the locket with Mona's photo.
Champ
Earth tones and brass accents make up this 14 inch dreamcatcher. A tribute to a wonderful buckskin gelding. Champ reminded me a lot of our own buckskin... Doc, so...this turned out to be a very emotional endeavor for me. You can see Champ along with several others on our Rainbow Bridge page.
WindWind's owner really liked Champ's dreamcatcher...so you will see a lot of similarities between the two. This dreamcatcher I am told will be the focus of an entire wall dedicated to Wind, a beautiful bay gelding, loved and owned by Kerry. The large feathers on the right side were all provided by the owner. An obsidian arrowhead , a tiger-eye and an amethyst are attached to the web.
BenBen was a beautiful morgan gelding much loved by his owner, a dear friend of mine. I painted him on a piece of leather and attached it to the web of a 14 inch ring. I used feathers of different shades of green. You can see the quartz crystal point on top, right under the brass concho and to the right a bear totem. I also included an amethyst and some hawk bells in addition to my signature.... a moonstone.
Money
A 14 inch ring covered with tan suede lace. Hawk and turkey feathers, as well as a bear claw and various beads were supplied by Money's owner. A 2 inch obsidian arrowhead is attached to the crownpiece.
Mackey
Mackey,a beautiful Palomino is also on our Rainbow Bridge page.
This dreamcatcher is almost fifty inches long on a 14 inch ring. Mackey's shamanic animals were birds, hence the eagle in the center and the thunderbird concho at the crown. His owner saw the color green for Mackey, so I used green virtually for everything and different shades of green feathers. Green is one of my favorite colors as it signifies life and hope.
Shuey
Shuey was said to be a healer, as many horses frequently are. After seeing his photo and handling his hair, I felt that Shuey had the strong medicine and introspection of brother bear, hence the black bear totem in the center of the web. Shuey was the leader of the herd and for this reason I also identified him with the wolf, for brother wolf is a teacher. You can see the silver wolf charm below the bear. You can see a picture of Shuey on our Rainbow Bridge page.
Below are examples of dreamcatchers where the horse hair is not the main focus but rather an enhancement. To the Native American, horses represent physical and unearthly power. Sometimes a tuft of horsehair was added to the tip of a "Coup Feather" to designate additional honor. A "Coup Feather" was an eagle feather awarded to young braves for acts of courage.
Both of these dreamcatchers were made for non-horse-owners who wanted a tribute to the Eagle.
For Sergio
A very masculine dreamcatcher on a 12 inch ring, with an arrowhead at the crown and a bear totem in the center of the web, also a strand of horse hair on the right.
A 14 inch ring covered with tan suede lace. Hawk and turkey feathers, as well as a bear claw and various beads were supplied by Money's owner. A 2 inch obsidian arrowhead is attached to the crownpiece.
Mackey
Mackey,a beautiful Palomino is also on our Rainbow Bridge page.
This dreamcatcher is almost fifty inches long on a 14 inch ring. Mackey's shamanic animals were birds, hence the eagle in the center and the thunderbird concho at the crown. His owner saw the color green for Mackey, so I used green virtually for everything and different shades of green feathers. Green is one of my favorite colors as it signifies life and hope.
Shuey
Shuey was said to be a healer, as many horses frequently are. After seeing his photo and handling his hair, I felt that Shuey had the strong medicine and introspection of brother bear, hence the black bear totem in the center of the web. Shuey was the leader of the herd and for this reason I also identified him with the wolf, for brother wolf is a teacher. You can see the silver wolf charm below the bear. You can see a picture of Shuey on our Rainbow Bridge page.
Below are examples of dreamcatchers where the horse hair is not the main focus but rather an enhancement. To the Native American, horses represent physical and unearthly power. Sometimes a tuft of horsehair was added to the tip of a "Coup Feather" to designate additional honor. A "Coup Feather" was an eagle feather awarded to young braves for acts of courage.
Both of these dreamcatchers were made for non-horse-owners who wanted a tribute to the Eagle.
 Brian's Spirit of the Eagle |
 Carol's Eagle |
For SergioA very masculine dreamcatcher on a 12 inch ring, with an arrowhead at the crown and a bear totem in the center of the web, also a strand of horse hair on the right.
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Witcheylady
Creations-Home Horse
Hair
Dreamcatchers (medium)
Horse Hair Dreamcatchers (small) Peacock Feather Dreamcatchers
Horse Hair Dreamcatchers (small) Peacock Feather Dreamcatchers