Beaded Hair Sticks have become quite popular and they come in adult and children's sizes. They can be used for the men's traditional scalp locks or roach sticks, but are often now used by the women to hold a hair bun in place as shown below.

We have both the traditional Dream Catcher as well as the colorful Sun Catcher.  Native American legend tells that the Dream Catcher was usually given to newborn babies, newlyweds, and people who have continuing bad dreams. They were hung in the lodge, and usually above the individual's sleeping area. It was used to catch all dreams, good and bad. The bad dreams would get caught in the webbing and be held there till first morning light, then burned off and destroyed by the first rays of the sun. Good dreams were caught, and knowing their way to the hole in the center, would filter down into the feathers and be held there, only to return another night to be dreamed again; or would find their way to the hoop, where they enter the life of the dreamer through personal adornment.  Sun Catchers use the brilliant radiance of transparent beads to capture the healing power of the Sun and feed our essence with color energy.