Charity shop keeper Gordon Campbell-Thomas with his dream catchers outside Its Donated charity shop, on Lowther Street
A CHARITY shop in York is selling Dream Catchers hand made by Indian women to support themselves and their families.
It's donated, run by the John Lally International Foundation, is displaying the very colourful Dream Catchers in the window of its shop in Lowther Street, The Groves.
They are sold at Fair Trade prices to ensure women in India have a sense of independence and have money to spend on their children.
Dream Catchers are based on a Native American traditional craft, and are meant to catch bad dreams in the web and allow only good dreams to enter into the mind of the owner.
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