In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, Native American art and fashion platform HOSH is collaborating with fourth-generation Diné (Navajo) potter Jared Tso, launching November 5, 2026.
Founded by Diné textile artist DY Begay and Tom Tarica, HOSH collaborates directly with Native American artists across painting, weaving, ceramics, and other disciplines to bring their work beyond traditional gallery and museum settings. The platform operates through an artist-centered model in which collaborators retain ownership of their artwork and receive royalties from sales, creating opportunities for Indigenous artists to participate directly in the commercial life of their work.
Raised in a family of artists, Tso developed his practice through an early introduction to pottery and the influence of his grandmother, Faye Tso. Following studies in electrical engineering, he earned his MFA in Ceramics from the University of New Mexico in 2021. His work combines established Diné pottery methods with contemporary approaches to form and design. Tso has received recognition at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Indian Market, including Best of Classification for Pottery in 2023, and was a recipient of the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation’s 2025 LIFT award.