The Maze, or Se-eh-ha’s House (Man in the Maze)
Man in the Maze, a recognizable symbol among Native American art, represents challenge and triumph, and is a true symbol of perseverance. After Se-eh-ha returned to his home in the Greasy Mountains, he decided to build a new home, a dwelling that would be like... Read more
The Native American Squash Blossom Necklace
The Native American squash blossom necklace, while a Native American creation, developed slowly and is deeply rooted in non-Native American Indian culture and history. The main part of any squash (blossom) necklace, the crescent shaped pendant called the... Read more
The Pueblo Storyteller
Time-honored Pueblo pottery traditions of working with clay and telling stories have merged into a modern art form: “Storyteller” pottery dolls. The art of making clay effigies is as ancient as the Anasazi peoples, who inhabited the deserts of New Mexico many... Read more
The Snake Dance of the Hopi Indians
The Snake Dance of the Hopi Indians Excerpts from the book by Earle R. Forrest, followed by a personal comment from Palms Trading Company Owner Guy Berger In no other part of the world will you witness a religious ceremony during which the participants dance... Read more