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See larger KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR A buffalo tooth, blue crow beads that are more than 100 years old and pheasant feathers were part of the materials used by Michael Chas Williams to make a dream catcher on exhibit at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park. It sells for $450. As the pieces sell, Williams will add new ones.

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A buffalo tooth, blue crow beads that are more than 100 years old and pheasant feathers were part of the materials used by Michael Chas Williams to make a dream catcher on exhibit at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park. It sells for $450. As the pieces sell, Williams will add new ones.

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  • KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR A buffalo tooth, blue crow beads that are more than 100 years old and pheasant feathers were part of the materials used by Michael Chas Williams to make a dream catcher on exhibit at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park. It sells for $450. As the pieces sell, Williams will add new ones.
  • KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Mohsen Esmailpour looks at dream catchers made by Michael Chas Williams on Sunday at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park.
  • KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Kylie Keagy listens to Michael Chas Williams talk about his dream catcher exhibit Sunday at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park.
  • KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Michael Chas Williams talks about his dream catcher exhibit Sunday at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park.
  • KAREN QUINCY LOBERG/THE STAR Michael Chas Williams (right), of the Wichita tribe, talks to his audience about his dream catcher exhibit Sunday at the Satwiwa Native American Indian Cultural Center in Newbury Park. The exhibit will run through April 13.

A Wichita tribal member has brought 60 of his dream catchers to the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center in Newbury Park, where they will be on display until April 13.

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