Fair Trade at Palms
October is Fair Trade Month. Fair trade recognizes the hard work and craftsmanship of farmers, artisans and workers by ensuring they are justly compensated for their products. Developing fair trade standards takes a substantial investment of time and money to make... Read more
Featured Artist: Erik Fender
Palms Trading Company is proud to offer the work of many celebrated Native American Indian artists. This month, we’re featuring award-winning San Ildefonso potter Erik Fender! His Life Erik Sunbird Fender (Than Tsidéh) was born in 1970 to an illustrious family... Read more
February Artist Spotlight: Gwen Tafoya
It is our pleasure to introduce you to February’s featured artist, and our friend, Santa Clara potter Gwen Tafoya. A member of Santa Clara Pubelo, Gwen Tafoya was born on April 18, 1965 to Mary Agnes Tafoya. She first learned... Read more
Finding the Perfect Native American Art Piece for Your Home
Adding a Native American art piece to your home not only enriches your decor but also brings a touch of cultural heritage and history. Native American art encompasses a wide range of styles and mediums, making it possible to find the perfect piece to suit your taste... Read more
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 more