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Navajo Jewelry: A History of Concho Belts

Navajo Jewelry: A History of Concho Belts

When the Navajo began silversmithing, concho belts were one of the first pieces they created. As a popular piece of today’s American Western culture, the concho belt remains an enduring piece of Navajo jewelry and culture. The concho design is so emblematic that... Read more
Navajo Jewelry: A Journey of Sophistication

Navajo Jewelry: A Journey of Sophistication

When thinking about Navajo jewelry, many picture chunky turquoise with heavy silver. However, much has changed since the Navajo began making jewelry. After the Spanish taught the Navajo how to silversmith, their techniques and designs became innovative, unique, and... Read more

Navajo Sandpaintings

As one of the premier traders of Native American Indian art, Palms Trading Company has a selection of authentic sandpaintings (almost exclusively done by Navajo artists). These pieces are beautiful—the intricate designs and details made of colored sand are astounding,... Read more
Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Meaning: History and Symbol

Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Meaning: History and Symbol

The Navajo squash blossom necklace is a piece of jewelry that is rich in cultural significance and artistry, embodying the deep traditions of Native American craftsmanship. Understanding the Navajo squash blossom necklace’s meaning involves delving into its... Read more
Navajo Turquoise Jewelry: The History of Its Elegance

Navajo Turquoise Jewelry: The History of Its Elegance

The “living” stone of turquoise remains the heart of Navajo jewelry. Its perceived powers and color-changing abilities captivate everyone from artisans to admirers. Inspired by Spaniards, the techniques used to make Navajo turquoise jewelry keep with... Read more
Our Winner for Our Mother’s Day Jewelry Contest!

Our Winner for Our Mother’s Day Jewelry Contest!

You’ve voted, and you’ve told us the story that most touched your heart. Our winner is:   Margaret N.! A “WONDERFUL”mother is easy to describe , because I have one. She is my best friend, she has nurtured me since birth and continues to encourage, love,support,... Read more
Palms Trading Company Scholarship Fund

Palms Trading Company Scholarship Fund

Have you seen the commercials for the American Indian College Fund—“Help a Student Help a Tribe”? Well they’re not the only ones contributing to the education of Native American Indian students. Palms Trading Company created a scholarship fund to help local Pueblo... Read more

Palms Trading Company’s Native American Indian Scholarship

Studies have shown that college graduates are happier and more successful than those with only a high school diploma. And for many Native American Indian tribal members, a college education will benefit their tribe as well as themselves. Yet, many Native American... Read more
Pottery of the Greater Ancient Southwest

Pottery of the Greater Ancient Southwest

While many people commonly associate pottery from the southwestern United States with the widely recognized Acoma Pueblo or the People of Zuni, the reality is that pottery has been central to Pueblo life for centuries. To really appreciate the rich culture and history... Read more

Pottery Patterns: Feathers

At Palms Trading Company, we offer unique, hand-made pieces crafted by local Native American Indian artists, potters and silversmiths. Whether simplistic or highly decorative, these pieces are beautiful works of art. In many instances, their intricate patterns are... Read more
Pueblo Feast Days (Sandia and Ohkay Owingeh)

Pueblo Feast Days (Sandia and Ohkay Owingeh)

Two Pueblos hold Feast Days in June: Sandia Pueblo and Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. June is a great time to take the family to view these sacred days—it’s not yet too hot (you will be standing outside) as it will be in July, August and even September. In our blog this week,... Read more
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