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Storytellers in Pueblo Pottery: A Cochiti Tribe Tradition

Storytellers in Pueblo Pottery: A Cochiti Tribe Tradition

Pueblo pottery is a revered art form with a deep-rooted history for the Native American tribes of New Mexico. It’s an integral part of their culture and legacy. The Cochiti tribe is known for its exceptional pottery skills and its unique tradition of storyteller... Read more
Storytellers: Connecting the Past and the Future

Storytellers: Connecting the Past and the Future

Every culture across the world has stories: stories of life and death, birth and rebirth, creation and destruction. Many of these tales are ancient, passed down from generation to generation until a written alphabet was invented, enabling the stories to be written for... Read more
Technique: Sand Casting

Technique: Sand Casting

At Palms Trading Company, you’ll find many beautiful examples of hand-made Native American Indian jewelry. Much of that jewelry is sterling silver that is made using one of two techniques: sand casting and tufa casting. Since we covered tufa casting in a blog in... Read more

Technique: Tufa Casting

At Palms Trading Company, we have a wide selection of beautiful hand-crafted Native American Indian Jewelry. Some of the sterling silver jewelry we sell is made through the technique of tufa casting, a unique technique used by some Navajo artists to create intricate... Read more
Techniques and Tools Used in Acoma Pottery Design

Techniques and Tools Used in Acoma Pottery Design

Acoma pottery design is renowned for its unique craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage. Each piece tells a story of tradition, skill, and artistic expression passed down through generations. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the techniques and tools used in... Read more
Terms to Know in the Native American Jewelry Market

Terms to Know in the Native American Jewelry Market

There are so many reasons why it’s important to do your research and know some key terms before purchasing a piece of Native American jewelry. Maybe you’ve seen some photos and have an idea of the style you’re looking for, or perhaps you want to prepare for the future... Read more
Textural Techniques Used in Acoma Pottery Designs

Textural Techniques Used in Acoma Pottery Designs

Acoma pottery, renowned for its intricate designs and exquisite craftsmanship, has a rich history rooted in tradition and cultural significance.  At Palms Trading Co., we are passionate about showcasing the beauty and artistry of Acoma pottery designs, which often... Read more
The Beginner’s Guide to Collecting Navajo Pottery

The Beginner’s Guide to Collecting Navajo Pottery

Collecting Navajo pottery is a rewarding hobby that connects you with the rich heritage and artistry of the Navajo people. Each piece tells a story and reflects the traditions and skills passed down through generations. Whether you are a novice or an experienced... Read more
The Best Ways to Clean Your Turquoise Silver Jewelry

The Best Ways to Clean Your Turquoise Silver Jewelry

When it comes to caring for your turquoise and silver jewelry, the best thing you can do is be proactive. Don’t wait until your silver is heavily tarnished or you see blemishes on your stone. The most important things you can do to care for your turquoise rings or... Read more
The Biggest Native American Tribes in the USA

The Biggest Native American Tribes in the USA

Across the United States exist hundreds of different Native American tribes, each with their own rich and unique history, culture, and traditions. Data shows that those who identify as Native American make up approximately 1.5% of the total population in the United... Read more
The Captivating History Behind the Hopi Pueblo

The Captivating History Behind the Hopi Pueblo

Hopi is the shortened version of Hopituh Shi-nu-mu. The Hopi people refer to themselves as “the peaceful people.” This Native American tribe has resided in the four corners area of the Southwestern United States, where the corners of Arizona, Colorado, New... Read more
The Craft Behind Native American Wedding Vases

The Craft Behind Native American Wedding Vases

Native American wedding vases are more than just beautiful pieces of art; they are steeped in cultural significance and tradition. These unique vases, often used in wedding ceremonies, symbolize the unity and bond of marriage. In this blog, we will explore the... Read more
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