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Exploring Clowns in Hopi Culture Through Kachina Dolls

Exploring Clowns in Hopi Culture Through Kachina Dolls

Like many cultures the world over, certain symbols and emblems help illustrate their deep beliefs, and perhaps none is as universal as the clown. In the Hopi culture, clowns are often depicted as handmade Kachina dolls, or dolls that are considered sacred and... Read more
Types of Must-Have Jewelry When You Travel

Types of Must-Have Jewelry When You Travel

Everyone wants to look their best when they’re traveling, right? If you’re a fan of jewelry, then choosing your favorite pieces to bring along beforehand is a must, which is why Palms Trading Company is here to make your choices a little easier. With the holiday... Read more
What Everyone Must Know About Native American Jewelry

What Everyone Must Know About Native American Jewelry

Buying a piece of traditional Native American jewelry means you’ll be sporting not just a fashion statement, but a true piece of art. Whether you’re wearing a set of earrings handcrafted by a Zuni artist, or a squash blossom necklace crafted in traditional Navajo... Read more

Native American Indian Baskets of the Southwest

Native American Indian Art of all kinds often represents so much more than an item of monetary value. In fact, the value of much of the work of the Native Americans of the southwest runs far deeper than that. In her book Indian Baskets of the Southwest, Clara Lee... Read more
Water Symbolism in Native American Indian Art

Water Symbolism in Native American Indian Art

Pueblo peoples have inhabited the American Southwest for well over 500 years. Continued life in the arid region depends on water, and the importance of seasonal rains is evident in the traditional designs and patterns that adorn many types of Native American Indian... Read more
The Unique Art of Cochiti Pueblo

The Unique Art of Cochiti Pueblo

Every Pueblo in New Mexico has its own rich history, culture and artistic traditions, and Cochiti Pueblo is no exception. Many Cochiti Pueblo members make their living by selling their art, which includes pottery and jewelry like many other Pueblos. However, Cochiti... 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
Pueblo Feast Days (Sandia and Ohkay Owingeh)

Pueblo Feast Days (Sandia and Ohkay Owingeh)

Two Pueblos hold Feast Days in June: Sandia Pueblo and Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. June is a great time to take the family to view these sacred days—it’s not yet too hot (you will be standing outside) as it will be in July, August and even September. In our blog this week,... Read more
Jim Thorpe Native American Games

Jim Thorpe Native American Games

On June 8th through the 14th, the Jim Thorpe Native American Games will be held in Shawnee, Oklahoma. The games are attended by thousands of athletes who represent Native American Indian nations, tribes and bands from the US who come together for a week of “sports and... 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
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