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Know Your Pueblo Pottery

We sell a large variety of hand-made pueblo pottery from around New Mexico. The size, thickness, design and color of the pottery depends on which pueblo the artist comes from. The following are a few basic points to remember when distinguishing the style of one pueblo... Read more

Last Minute Holiday Help from Our Personal Shopper

Everyone has that hard-to-shop for friend or family member—the person who already has everything or doesn’t like “the usual” or for whom you just want to buy something other than a scarf. If you’re having trouble finding that perfect holiday gift for that special... Read more
Looking Forward to Santa Fe Indian Market

Looking Forward to Santa Fe Indian Market

Next week thousands of people will visit Santa Fe as it once again becomes the hub of the Native American Indian art world. SWAIA’s 92nd Annual Santa Fe Indian Market is slated to begin Monday, August 12th with events scheduled throughout the week, culminating in the... Read more
Make a Unique Statement with Native American Indian Jewelry

Make a Unique Statement with Native American Indian Jewelry

New Mexico is a unique state: our culture is a blend of western, Spanish and Native American Indian, specifically Pueblo and Navajo. At Palms Trading Company, our Native American Indian jewelry pieces are products of that unique blend.   Much of the jewelry we... Read more

Maria Martinez, the Mother of San Ildefonso Pottery

Creating pottery is an ancient pueblo art. Shards of pottery have been found in the ruins of the dwellings of the Anasazi, thought to be the ancestors of today’s Pueblo Peoples. But pottery as an art form hasn’t always been the same. In fact, the thousand-year-old... Read more
Mata Ortiz Pottery

Mata Ortiz Pottery

At Palms Trading Company, we are proud to provide a collection that includes hand-made Native American Indian arts and crafts. However, we also carry another type of hand-made pottery: Mata Ortiz.   What is Mata Ortiz Pottery? Mata Ortiz pottery is modern,... Read more
Meaning and History behind Zuni Fetishes

Meaning and History behind Zuni Fetishes

The Zuni people are a Pueblo tribe which have historically been situated in the Zuni River valley in what is now Western New Mexico. The tribe has occupied this territory for thousands of years and is widely known for their farming and irrigation practices. They are... Read more
Men’s Jewelry Guide: Turquoise Bracelets and Jewelry

Men’s Jewelry Guide: Turquoise Bracelets and Jewelry

How to Style Turquoise Jewelry for Men? Turquoise is a beautiful, bright blue stone that has been used in jewelry for centuries. It is most commonly found in the southwestern United States and has become known as a “Southwestern gentleman’s stone.”... Read more
Men’s Turquoise Bracelets–A Gift Guide

Men’s Turquoise Bracelets–A Gift Guide

Look no further than a men’s turquoise bracelet if you’re looking for a stylish and versatile piece of jewelry that is perfect for every occasion. These beautiful accessories are crafted from high-quality turquoise stones set in sterling silver settings,... Read more
Mining and Classifying Turquoise

Mining and Classifying Turquoise

Although many stones are used in Native American Indian jewelry, one of the most used and recognized is turquoise. The gem, which is “a hydrous phosphate of aluminum, containing copper, iron and other minerals,” ranges in color from bright green to blue-tinted, the... Read more
Native American Basket Weaving Techniques

Native American Basket Weaving Techniques

Native American basket weaving techniques are a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic skills of indigenous tribes. This ancient craft combines intricate artistry with practical utility, reflecting the diverse histories and traditions of Native American... Read more
Native American Bracelets: The Art of Evolution

Native American Bracelets: The Art of Evolution

Almost every North American native tribe has used their influences to design unique and meaningful bracelets. The Navajo are no exception. What may be surprising are the influences that incoming tourists and settlers had on the innovations of Native American bracelet... Read more
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