Pueblo Pottery Meaning and Symbolism
Pueblo pottery is handmade by various indigenous Pueblo peoples. Many members of the Navajo Nation also create pottery; however, Navajo is not classified as a Pueblo. Over the years, Pueblo pottery has gained popularity due to its remarkable beauty and craftsmanship.... Read more
Pueblo Pottery: A Unique and Beautiful Treasure
Pueblo pottery is a unique and beautiful treasure that has been used by indigenous cultures around the world for centuries. The Pueblo Indians used pottery for practical purposes, such as cooking and storage, but they also created pieces that expressed the unique... Read more
Real Turquoise Jewelry – The Ultimate Guide
Real turquoise jewelry is a beautiful and unique option for modern-day jewelry. The gemstone is known for its beautiful bluish-green color, and it is one of the most popular choices for contemporary jewelry. Did you know that turquoise is also one of the world’s... Read more
Real Turquoise Jewelry: Is It Worth Any Money?
Needless to say, fake turquoise jewelry isn’t worth any money. What about real turquoise jewelry? Today we’ll discuss what makes turquoise valuable. Armed with this information, you’ll be able to see if turquoise makes a good investment choice for your future.... Read more
Real Turquoise Jewelry: Types, Colors, and How to Identify It
Turquoise is a gemstone that has been prized for centuries for its unique color and beauty. Today, it is still a popular choice for jewelry and other decorative items. There are many different types of turquoise, each with its distinct color and properties. The most... Read more
Renowned Acoma Pueblo Pottery Artists: Masters of Tradition
Acoma pottery is some of today’s most well-known pueblo pottery, offering collectors one-of-a-kind pieces that are functional as well as unmatched in beauty and style. Expert craftsmen hand-craft these beautiful pieces to carry on the legacy of their tribe. These... Read more
Sacred Number Four
It’s easy to take things we see and experience every day for granted. Take the sun, for instance. Living in New Mexico where we get an average 310 days of sunshine every year, we never question that the “sun will come out tomorrow,” even during monsoon season.... Read moreSan Ildefonso’s Feast Day
Pueblo feast days are sacred festivals that serve as a time for tribal members to come together to share their rich traditions, language and religion. The pueblos are also opened to the public on feast days as an invitation to view and share in their sacred... Read more
September Pueblo Feast Days
September is full of opportunities to be a part of the rich cultural traditions of the Pueblos. This month, a number of Pueblos celebrate annual feast days in honor of their patron saints and other days with special religious significance. History of Patron Saints... Read moreSilversmithing Technique: Sandcasting
The value of Native American Indian jewelry does not just come from the cost of the materials—the silver and the stones—used to make the piece. The value of each piece is also derived from the artistic tradition that inspired the piece and the craftsmanship that... Read more