Navajo Pottery at Diné College - Taking it to the Next Level

Join SWAIA award winning potter, Jared Tso and his summer 2019 Dine College pottery students, as they create pots using traditional and contemporary cooking and firing techniques.

[@terryt66]

Thank you! This is inspiring. “If you fight it, it won’t work with you”. Beautiful ❤

[@georgecuyler7563]

I love coil pottery. I started doing it before KZbin and the internet. I read about it in the encyclopedia Britannica and national geographic. It took experiments upon experiments in our corn patch. The foster parent found me with my best one and she stomped on it.

[@lavernemoreno7168]

Nizonhi, nizonhi, nizonhi, beautiful work! I can imagine those pots filled with water - To, stew, blue corn mush, and being used for ceremonial purposes.

[@alexandralaske9415]

great Work and gerat teacher. Greetings from Germany

[@chompers11]

The results are incredible

[@amandaneilson8561]

I love this. The culture and history put into each piece adds to their beauty. Not just functional beautiful as well.

[@chompers11]

This is so cool

[@wildsurvivalskills]

Fantastic Jared!

[@CeeJayKay]

Thankyou for your great channel and this video especially. I wondered if the clay you used here is "wild' clay that you processed?

[@sallyweiner4180]

Beautiful!

[@coopart1]

Wonderful.

[@gregcrowe8885]

Awesome Beautiful 💖

[@asupremechieften]

Peace and respect to the Original Tribes and Aboriginees of America

[@AceHardy]

✍️