Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog on Feedspot

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

64 FOLLOWERS

The latest in Native American Jewelry & Fashion. Get the low down on styles, trends, techniques, color, and the real story behind Native American Jewelry. In 1976, the 19 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico opened the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center to share the history, art, and culture of our Pueblo communities.

August 24, 2023

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

9M ago

Exploring Animal Symbolism in Native American Art to help enhance your understanding and appreciation of American Indian Art and the ways in which artists incorporate reverence, respect, and deep meaning within their artwork ..read more

Visit website

Stomach Full, Love Full February 23, 2023 #ArticleImage-114423300175 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114423300175 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; } “The way through the heart is through the stomach,” the adage goes. This is also a truth in Pueblo cultures, where agricultural staples were crafted into delicious, healthy meals. Posted in food Read more

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

Leader’s Profile – Storyteller Esther Martinez (Ohkay Owingeh) January 25, 2023 #ArticleImage-114371952719 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114371952719 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; } Esther Martinez (1912 — September 16, 2006) was a linguist and storyteller for the Tewa people of New Mexico. She was given the Tewa name P’oe Tsawa (meaning Blue Water) and was also known by "Ko'oe Esther" and "Aunt Esther." Read more 3 comments

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

Storytellers in Words and Clay February 10, 2023 #ArticleImage-114401542223 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114401542223 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; } Indigenous storytelling is often oral – stories, songs, chants, and prayers – and suffused with rituals and spiritual nature. It is the oldest form of knowledge transfer from generation to generation. Visual storytelling takes the form of sculptures, pottery, paintings, petroglyphs, and..

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

January 13, 2023

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

Pottery Techniques/Styles from Across the Pueblos November 15, 2022 #ArticleImage-114269192271 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114269192271 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; } The most celebrated and recognized art form of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico is pottery. Pueblo pottery is known around the world for its remarkable beauty and craftsmanship. It has been made in much the same way for over a thousand years, with every step of creation..

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

Top 4 Favorite Gemstones in Native American Jewelry November 4, 2022 #ArticleImage-114252087375 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114252087375 { max-width: 1146.4968152866243px; } Jewelry has been made and worn in the Southwest since prehistoric times. For thousands of years, Native Southwestern people made mosaic inlay and beads of turquoise, shell, bone, or stone. Today, Native American artists draw upon both traditional and contemporary..

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

Bird Symbolism In Native American Art October 21, 2022 #ArticleImage-114231935055 { max-width: 600.0px; max-height: 600px; } #ArticleImageWrapper-114231935055 { max-width: 600.0px; } Native Americans have a deep connection to and respect for the natural world, and their reverence for nature deeply influences their art. Eagles ar... Read more

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

Visit website

September 22, 2022

Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog

1y ago

The Meaning Behind the Zuni Sunface Symbol The sophisticated and extraordinary art forms of the Zuni are collected around the world and have contributed to the continuing popularity and high level of craftsmanship of Native American artwork. Learn about the Zuni Sunface Symbol ..read more

Visit website

Follow Indian Pueblo Store Native American Art and Artists Blog on FeedSpot