Superstitions
are something which have existed in the world since ancient times, some
continue to exist in the 21st century, for example if a black cat
crosses your path, bad luck is bound to follow and many such ridiculous
superstitions continue to exist even today. Dreamcatchers are another example
of superstitions which are associated with dreams, Dreamcatchers has its
origins in the tribes of Native Americans.
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| A Dreamcatcher |
The belief associated with Dreamcatchers is a separate story altogether from the people behind the creative designs of the Dreamcatchers which is exactly what Poojitha Poojary, a student of Srinivas University, Valachil in Mangalore is, a designer of Dreamcatchers. Poojitha, along with pursuing Computer Science from Srinivas is also a designer of this unique skill
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| Poojiths designing a Dreamcatcher |
Dreamcatchers are usually kept in bedrooms, according to myths it helped to fight the negative dreams which were caught in its web. Dreamcatchers have a different meaning today and helps in beautifying homes. “Designing Dreamcatchers helped me earn my living when I had nothing to rely on. There were a few moments when I felt like quitting but the emotional attachment behind it prevented me from doing it” commented Poojitha on the emotions felt while designing Dreamcatchers.
“I saw a girl designing a Dreamcatcher which caught
my attention and I turned to the internet for learning about Dreamcatcher, upon
surfing the interest my level of interest regarding Dreamcatchers grew
resulting in me designing Dreamcatchers” said Poojitha
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| A Beautiful Dreamcatcher by Poojitha |
Initially there were a lot of obstacles in Poojitha’s journey. “When I began designing Dreamcatchers I didn’t receive any support from people. My parents weren’t aware of my newfound hobby, moreover they would question me and ask me why I was spending my time and money on such stupid things, hearing this constantly would humiliate me but one of my friend supported me by bringing the materials required without caring about the cost, he just wanted me to succeed and be happy in doing whatever I am doing. Eventually I developed a sense of self confidence and thought to myself that the people who keep on teasing me don’t know even to tie a single thread required in making Dreamcatchers. I would understand people who are familiar with Dreamcatchers teasing me but people with zero knowledge of Dreamcatchers absolutely have no right to tease me”
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All the best
ReplyDeleteGood luck
ReplyDeleteGood article on Myth Michael. Got to know about Dreamcatchers. Keep it up. Well done!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love dreamcatchers
ReplyDeleteGreat article Michael.Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteToo good. Well done
ReplyDeleteWell.... Yar.... Nice job... Good luck
ReplyDeleteWell done Poojita
ReplyDeleteMulti talented girl👍🏻Best of luck dear....should be ur dream come true✅
ReplyDeleteLoved the way this was presented!
ReplyDeleteVery creative, All the best to you Michael.
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