54 min
Hashké: Navajo Storytelling Through Apparel by Reno Tsosie No Country for Moving
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- Society & Culture
How about we try something for a change. Let’s take back the cultural appropriation of Native American prints and styles and actually give the credit where credit is due. And that is why this next guest was exactly what we all needed.
Reno Tsosie, founded Hashké, a modern menswear company that takes from Navajo culture and amplifies Navajo storytelling through the brand. Hashké is supported by indigenous designers and artists and aims to create an ecosystem of indigenous creators.
While you listen, I invite you to close your eyes and be taken to the great Southwest’s open skies and see just how he was inspired to make his brand. All in all, I grew a lot in this episode and I hope you will too.
Disclaimer this interview occurred in December of 2020.
How about we try something for a change. Let’s take back the cultural appropriation of Native American prints and styles and actually give the credit where credit is due. And that is why this next guest was exactly what we all needed.
Reno Tsosie, founded Hashké, a modern menswear company that takes from Navajo culture and amplifies Navajo storytelling through the brand. Hashké is supported by indigenous designers and artists and aims to create an ecosystem of indigenous creators.
While you listen, I invite you to close your eyes and be taken to the great Southwest’s open skies and see just how he was inspired to make his brand. All in all, I grew a lot in this episode and I hope you will too.
Disclaimer this interview occurred in December of 2020.
54 min