Journal
It’s a simple stone which has been called a warrior, a guardian, a healer. In the lush green hues of malachite, many have seen the energy they need to cleanse and renew their lives, to open themselves up to new and beneficial experiences. This connection with hope and transformation has made this stone a popular […]
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Pen shell has a long history with Native American artists who have used the shell for a wide variety of types of jewelry. These days, however, the beautiful shell which has long been a traditional part of Native jewelry, faces some challenges thanks to environmental changes.
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Andrew Pacheco believes there is no limit to creativity. To him, what an artist truly needs to succeed is to have the patience and the willingness to learn and to take the punches as they go along. It’s a philosophy that’s reflected in his own artistic journey. Andrew grew up watching his parents make art. […]
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Many visitors to the Southwest are drawn to the Pueblos during the annual Feast Days. These cultural celebrations bring those both familiar and new to the customs and traditions of the Pueblo people. The celebrations occur at the same time each year, and most Pueblos hold a large Feast Day to honor the patron saint […]
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Powwows are times of celebration for Native People and over the last thirty-six years, the Gathering of Nations has grown to be one of the most recognized of these events. Held in Albuquerque over a three-day period in April, the Gathering of Nations draws dancers, vendors, and visitors from all over the world. Everyone who […]
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