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Artist Spotlight: Torevia and Delbert Crespin

Artist Spotlight: Torevia and Delbert Crespin

  Working with and getting to know Native American artists is one of the most unique and fulfilling aspects of our business.  Some artists, such as this month’s artist spotlight pair, Torevia and Delbert Crespin, have worked with us from our humblest... Read more
Balloon Fiesta!

Balloon Fiesta!

Celebrating Old and New Traditions Every fall, people from all over New Mexico look forward to the beauty of yellow aspens, the smell of roasting green chile and the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta! Since 1972, when 13 balloonists gathered in the parking lot... Read more
Blue Corn and Pueblo Pottery

Blue Corn and Pueblo Pottery

The Pueblo Peoples are a group of Indigenous tribes from the Southwest region of the United States who are widely renowned for their pottery and jewelry craft. When it comes to pottery, perhaps some of the most beautiful and interesting pieces can be seen in the... Read more
Bolo Ties – An Iconic Representation of Culture

Bolo Ties – An Iconic Representation of Culture

After its invention in 1954, the bolo tie has become a fashion staple primarily among those who live in the southwest. An Arizonian by the name of Victor Cedarstaff is a possible individual responsible for creating the bolo tie. According to historians, one windy day... Read more
Carved Stone Fetishes and Their Meanings

Carved Stone Fetishes and Their Meanings

  Native American fetishes are hand-carved objects, believed to represent the spirits of animals or the forces of nature. For thousands of years, Native Americans have used fetishes in an effort to master the arbitrary and unpredictable forces beyond their... Read more
Common Elements in Native American Jewelry

Common Elements in Native American Jewelry

While it is true that tribes across the United States have their own distinct design features when it comes to Native American jewelry, there are a few common elements that tie together the traditions of Native American jewelry-making across geographic regions. Check... Read more
Common Symbols in Native American Art and Jewelry

Common Symbols in Native American Art and Jewelry

For centuries, symbols have been used to tell stories and convey deep meanings in Native American jewelry and art. These symbols have molded the distinct styles of the craftsmanship we see today. At Palms Trading Company, our knowledgeable staff can help decipher... Read more
Common Zuni Fetish Carvings and their Meanings

Common Zuni Fetish Carvings and their Meanings

The Zuni tribe in New Mexico is widely known for their rich art and cultural history, and one aspect of particular note is hand-carved animal tokens known as fetishes. If you’re interested in Native American art, culture, or history, then learning more about Zuni... Read more
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