Four Types of Native American Turquoise Jewelry for Every Occasion
Native American turquoise jewelry is some of the most beautiful in the world. There are so many different pieces that you can choose from, each perfect for a different occasion. Today, we’re going to take a look at four different types of Native American jewelry... Read more
From Legends to Language: Understanding Acoma’s Name
The Acoma people are known for their unique Acoma pottery pieces and vibrant history. While you may be familiar with the Pueblo’s artistry, you’ll be mesmerized by the meaning behind its name. At Palms Trading Company, we celebrate and support the Acoma Pueblo’s... Read more
From Wood to Wonder: The Process of Creating a Kachina Doll
Creating a Kachina doll is a unique and intricate process that combines tradition, skill, and deep cultural significance. These handmade Native American dolls are not just beautiful pieces of art but also hold a special place in the spiritual and cultural practices of... Read moreHalloween Masks and Kachinas
Halloween has its roots in Celtic culture, where November 1 marked the New Year. On the day before the New Year, October 31, ancient Celts believed that portals opened enabling the dead to take humans to the spirit world. Over time, Romans and Christians influenced... Read more
Have You Joined Us on Social Media?
Do you love Palms Trading Company? Would you like to stay connected with us even when you’re not in the store? Then come join us on social media! Facebook Our Facebook page is the place to connect with us and our other fans! Full of images, interesting information,... Read moreHeishi Beading
At Palms Trading Company, we offer beautiful pieces of art from Native American Indian artisans. Many of these pieces of art are hand-crafted using techniques passed down through generations, just like the techniques used to create the heishi beads. Ancient Traditions... Read more
Historical Symbolism of Native American Turquoise Jewelry
When it comes to turquoise jewelry, for many people, the first and most natural association is with the Indigenous Pueblo tribes of the Southwestern United States. For centuries, craftspeople from this region have constructed beautiful and intricate pieces of... Read more
History and Story of Mata Ortiz Pottery: Why Oral Tradition Matters
Mata Ortiz pottery is a unique style of ceramics from the village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua, Mexico. Craftsmanship has been passed down for generations and remains a living part of the culture. Today, Mata Ortiz pottery is highly sought after by collectors around the... Read more