Dream Catcher Pictures @ Ancient Wisdom

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3D Picture - 7 Wolves
Cost - £4.95 each
RRP - £12.00 each

3D Wolf Dreamcatcher Pictures

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The photos of these 3D picture really don’t capture how stunning they are. 3D and Holgraphic, the wolves almost leap out of the picture as well as appear in different positions depending on the angle you view them from.
Each picture is strung inside a wooden fram that is decorated with dreamcatcher style beads and feathers.

Size - W : 55cm H : 45cm (Including frame but not tassles)

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3D Picture - 3 Wolves A
Cost - £4.95 each
RRP - £12.00 each

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3D Picture - 3 Wolves B
Cost - £4.95 each
RRP - £12.00 each

Round Wolf Dreamcatcher Pictures

These pictures are more like a traditional dreamcatcher. A round frame with bead and feather decor with the image printed on material strung in the centre of the frame.
These pictures are big. Making them a great decorative item and great value.

Size - Dia : 49cm approx (Including frame but not tassles)

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Large Round Picture - Wolf Head
Cost - £2.50 each
RRP - £5.95 each

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Large Round Picture - Wolf Moon
Cost - £2.50 each
RRP - £5.95 each

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Large Round Picture - Wolf Mountain
Cost - £2.50 each
RRP - £5.95 each

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3D Picture - 2 Wolves
Cost - £4.95 each
RRP - £12.00 each

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Large Round Picture - Wolf Mirror
Cost - £2.50 each
RRP - £5.95 each

Last Update: 1Mar11

Ancient Wisdom, BLOCK B,
Parkwood Business Park, Sheffield, S3 8AL, UK
Tel - 0114 2729 165

Wholesale giftware supplier. Please note this is a wholesale site we supply wholesale to the trade.

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3D Picture - EagleCost
£4.95 each
RRP - £12.00 each

Dreamcatcher Artefacts

As the legend goes, the dream catcher was used by the Woodland Indians and was hung in the lodge (near the bedroom window). Its use was to catch all dreams, good or bad. The bad dreams would get caught up in the webbing and be held there till first morning light, then burned off. Now, the good dreams were caught, and knowing their way to the opening in the center, would filter down into the feathers and are held there, only to return another night, to be dreamed.