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About Our Authentic Native American Decor
Bring the magic of the Southwest into your home with a piece of authentic Native American artwork. Within the large selection of Native American handmade pottery at Palms Trading Company, you will find the right size, design and color to fit your home décor and connect you to the land and people of the Southwestern Pueblos, the Navajo Nation, and the Acoma and Zuni tribes.
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Native American Handmade Pots, Bowls, and Vases!
Palms Trading Company carries a large selection of pottery that represents both the characteristic styles of each Pueblo’s pottery tradition and contemporary influences.
Native American artists hand coil and decorate their vessels using techniques that have been passed along from one potter to another for centuries. At Palms Trading, we carry a variety of pottery, including:
- Bowls—low, relatively small pots with large openings
- Jars—pots ranging from five to fifteen inches high with a small opening
- Ollas—jars over fifteen inches high
- Vases—pots with narrow necks and/or bases
We also have special vessels like seed pots and traditional wedding vases, which have special cultural meanings and ceremonial uses.
Caring for Your Native American Clay Pottery
Handmade Native American pots cannot be cared for in the same way as ceramic (glazed) pottery. Soap and water can destroy a piece, particularly pottery created by Tesuque artists who use water-based paints that will run. Use only a dusting cloth or feather duster to clean your piece of Native American pottery.
Insuring Your Southwestern Artwork
The benefits of owning Native American pottery go well beyond the simple beauty of Southwestern home décor. Genuine pieces add to the value of your home, and Palms Trading Company encourages you to properly insure your investments.
Palms Trading Company buys fine pieces of Native American pottery directly from the artist. Our price reflects a fair value for the artwork. A sales receipt should be sufficient documentation to provide your insurance carrier to add your Native American pots or other artwork to your homeowner’s policy.
For more questions about caring for your Native American handmade pottery or for help designing your Southwestern home décor from one of our personal shoppers, please contact us.
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