Dreamcatchers are generally associated with Native American culture though their origin is considered to be from the Ojibwa Chippewa tribe in particular. Dreamcatchers were traditionally used as talismans to protect kids from nightmares. According to legends, dream catchers filter down the good dreams and bad dreams are captured in its web and as the first morning light hit the dreamcatcher, bad dreams would disappear. Even if you don't believe in any of these things, dreamcatchers are beautiful hanging decorations for your personal space. Weave your own dreamcatcher with our instructor Nidhi.

Broad Agenda:

1) You will learn how to weave your own dreamcatcher with material provided by us and step by step guidance in each step.

2) You will have the freedom to choose your own colours and accessories according to your own liking.

Important Notes:

• You don’t need any prior experience to attend this workshop, just an eager mind would do;
• Instructions will be given in a mix of Hindi and English language;
• All the materials required for the workshop will be provided and is included in the ticket price;
• You will be taking away the dreamcatcher made by you and a fun-filled learning experience;
• Our event has been intentionally kept small and informal for you to have an amazing learning experience!
• Bodhiroom is committed to sustainability - in this event, we will be attempting to avoid using single-use plastic entirely. We request participants to aid our efforts by bringing their own water bottles (we will have water refills);
• Please note that Bodhiroom only refunds the ticket price in case of cancellation on part of the organiser. There is no refund in case the participant is unable to attend and no possibility of re-using the ticket for another workshop.
• For any queries/assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at workshops@bodhiroom.com.