JEREMY ARVISO

I am a Phoenix based Native American multimedia artist and designer.
Honored to have been featured in the latest issue of @nativemaxmag which is now out! As a designer my love for print magazines runs deep and I have a collection of ones that I couldn’t part with through the years. Thank you for the opportunity and for sharing my creations, I appreciate your support!
My first watch band drop for the year is one that pays homage to the “Hoh” basket makers and artists of my O’odham ancestry. The geometric designs are the core values and symbols that are important to our traditions. O’odham basketry and weaving is part of a strong tradition that integrates language, ceremonies, traditional knowledge, oral stories, and is a symbol of a shared social identity within the O’odham peoples. It also has provided weavers a way to earn income.
My watch band drop for Spring 2023 is inspired by the basket designs from the O’odham here in these Sonoran desert lands. The bands are for Apple 38mm-45mm straps short and long. I also have them for Samsung Galaxy, FitBit and Garmin round bezels, long and short.
As time moves into the future you can wear and remember the ways of the past while tracking your progress, staying on schedule and planning your journey.
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My Story
Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. Jeremy is an enrolled member of the Navajo Tribe and also Hopi, Pima and Tohono O’odham.
Ashiihi dine’e ei dashicheii.
Tó’aheedlíinii dine’e ei bashishchiin.
Hopi, Pima, Tohono O’odam dine’e ei dashicheii
Kin ł ichii’nii dine’e ei dashinali
I am of the Salt Clan.
I am born for The Water Flows Together Clan.
My maternal Grandpa is Hopi, Pima and Tohono O’odam.
My paternal Grandpa is from the Red House Clan.
Design is in my blood, art is my therapy and life is what I cherish.