Authentic Ojibwe Dreamcatcher Handcrafted by a Bad River Healer (Gift for Donation)

Experience the spirit of healing, intention, and cultural preservation with this traditional Ojibwe dreamcatcher. Handcrafted by a proud member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ogichidaa, this dreamcatcher reflects the sacred traditions of its origins.

The Intention 

Traditionally, dreamcatchers are gifted freely. The artist has shared this craft through the Asibikaashi Project, teaching hundreds how to make dreamcatchers and pass on the tradition. Now, a limited number of these pieces are being offered for purchase to fund the publication of “7 Teachings for Holistic Recovery.”

This upcoming book will provide culturally relevant recovery models for Native communities, offering teachings tailored to their needs. Proceeds from your purchase directly support this vital mission.

Your Purchase Makes a Difference

By purchasing this dreamcatcher, you’re supporting a self-published book that will be gifted to tribal treatment centers, empowering Indigenous communities with accessible recovery tools.

Capture the essence of dreams, healing, and hope with this authentic Ojibwe dreamcatcher. Perfect as a meaningful gift or a personal symbol of strength and intention.

Features & Benefits

• Customization: Preorder to have your dreamcatcher created with specific intention, colors, patterns.
• Impactful Contribution: Proceeds will fund free culturally specific recovery resources for tribal treatment centers across the U.S. and Canada.
• Cultural Significance: Each dreamcatcher holds a story, reflecting its role in healing and hope.

About the Artist

Gerard Mauthe, (Waasegiizhig) is an artist and a dedicated alcohol and drug counselor at an Ojibwe-centered treatment center in South Minneapolis. They have served urban Native populations across multiple tribes, bringing culturally specific healing and recovery through innovative programs.

Honored with the prestigious MARRCH Award for Program Innovation, the artist developed the groundbreaking program “7 Teachings 4 Holistic Recovery.” This model integrates Indigenous teachings to support healing and transformation, with the dreamcatcher symbolizing focus and intention.