Indigenous mobile with dreamcatcher and Canada goose feathers

✨ Handmade with gratitude, respect and sacred intention.

I created this mobile as a link between heaven and earth, between the lightness of the wind and the wisdom of the land.

It combines a traditional dreamcatcher and barnacle goose feathers, a symbol of guidance, freedom, and movement.

Each piece is handcrafted here in Quebec, according to the teachings I have received and with respect for Innu traditions.

I use driftwood gathered on Nitassinan, real feathers and natural materials chosen for their beauty and energy.

This mobile embodies the gentleness of the wind and the breath of the ancestors.

Suspended on a wall or near a window, it captures the light, dances with the air and brings a soothing presence to the space.

He reminds us that everything is in motion, that every breath is a passage between dream and life.

Each creation is unique, as it depends on the shapes of the wood, the texture of the feathers, and the energy of the moment it is shaped.

I compose each one with gratitude, so that it carries an intention of peace, harmony, and connection.

• Materials: driftwood, genuine barnacle goose feathers, leather, and handwoven dreamcatcher
• Origin: Nitassinan, Quebec
• Production: entirely handmade according to Innu tradition
• Piece: unique and signed by the craftsman

This indigenous mobile is both a spiritual work and a decorative object.

It embodies respect for the land, the beauty of living things, and the art of intentional gestures.

✨Created and signed by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Innu artisan from Quebec.