Artist Spotlight: Rebecca Lucario
As a Native American Art business, we are fortunate to come across talented artists every day. It’s rare, however, to work with an artist as talented and impressive as Acoma potter Rebecca Lucario. Rebecca, born on April 18, 1951 to Edward... Read more
How to Buy Quality Pueblo Pottery
**Taken from Palms Trading Company Owner Guy Berger’s book, Pueblo and Navajo Contemporary Pottery and Directory of Artists, Second Edition** Almost every day as we buy Pueblo pottery here at Palms Trading Company, I get asked the question, “How do you... Read more
Native American Pottery of Today
When we say “Native American Pottery,” we usually mean pieces made by Pueblo Native American peoples and by the Navajo. Although other tribes practice the art, that of these specific groups are best known. While one tribe often adapts certain... Read more
Artist Spotlight: Ida Sahmie
Hopi potter Ida Sahmie, born Navajo and married into Hopi, strikes a lovely balance between the two tribes in her pieces, incorporating her Navajo heritage in her Hopi pottery by way of traditional Navajo designs. Ida, born in the the Navajo nation, became a member of... Read more