{ "name": "black dream catcher web - 16cm" }

```json { "dream_catcher_black_web_16cm": "dream catcher black web - 16cm", "description": "The dream catcher black web - 16cm is a symbol of protection and an ancient legend of the Ojibwa people. Over time, this symbol became used as a decorative object for protection, peace, and permanent harmony.", "ring_diameter": "The ring of the dream catcher black web - 16cm has a diameter of 16 cm.", "about_dream_catcher": "The dream catcher is an object originating from the Ojibwa people, a Native American tribe. A dream catcher consists of a circular hoop with a spider web-like net decorated with feathers and various beads.", "ojibwa_language": "In the Ojibwa language, the dream catcher is called asabikeshiinh (spider) or bawaajigenagwaagan (dream trap).", "oral_tradition": "Ojibwe oral tradition tells a story about the origin of the dream catcher: The legend speaks of a spider woman named Asibikaashi who cared for Ojibwe children and those in need. However, this task became difficult as the Ojibwe people began to spread across American territories. For this reason, mothers and grandmothers started weaving magical nets to help ward off bad dreams and nightmares.", "evolution": "Over time, this amulet evolved into a pendant, necklace, bracelet, etc., becoming a symbol of permanent protection, not just during sleep." } ```