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Storytellers in Pueblo Pottery: A Cochiti Tribe Tradition

Storytellers in Pueblo Pottery: A Cochiti Tribe Tradition

Pueblo pottery is a revered art form with a deep-rooted history for the Native American tribes of New Mexico. It’s an integral part of their culture and legacy. The Cochiti tribe is known for its exceptional pottery skills and its unique tradition of storyteller... Read more
Why Should You Appraise Your Turquoise Jewelry?

Why Should You Appraise Your Turquoise Jewelry?

Authentic turquoise jewelry has a timeless allure and a special place in Native American culture and history. Indigenous people believed that wearing real turquoise jewelry offered powerful effects and often used the stone to create ceremonial items. At Palms Trading... Read more
The Captivating History Behind the Hopi Pueblo

The Captivating History Behind the Hopi Pueblo

Hopi is the shortened version of Hopituh Shi-nu-mu. The Hopi people refer to themselves as “the peaceful people.” This Native American tribe has resided in the four corners area of the Southwestern United States, where the corners of Arizona, Colorado, New... Read more
The Richness Behind Zuni Jewelry, Religion, and Culture

The Richness Behind Zuni Jewelry, Religion, and Culture

The Zuni people, an indigenous tribe in the Southwestern United States, are well-known for their intricate and beautiful jewelry. However, there is much more to their jewelry than just its aesthetic appeal. Zuni jewelry represents their traditions, culture, and... Read more
Navajo Jewelry: A History of Concho Belts

Navajo Jewelry: A History of Concho Belts

When the Navajo began silversmithing, concho belts were one of the first pieces they created. As a popular piece of today’s American Western culture, the concho belt remains an enduring piece of Navajo jewelry and culture. The concho design is so emblematic that... Read more
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