Description

Hand carved Ironwood large Kokopelli is a unique hand crafted gift.

The name Kokopelli is believed to come from the Zuni and Hopi word koko, which means “god”. The image of Kokopelli as a flute-playing dancer can be traced back to the Anasazi, who carved it into rocks and cliffs in the desert.

• • Fertility: Kokopelli is associated with childbirth and agriculture, and is said to carry unborn children on his back and give them to women. 
  • Trickster: Kokopelli is also known as a trickster god. 
  • Music: Kokopelli is the spirit of music, and is often depicted playing a flute. 
  • Harvest: Kokopelli is a god of the harvest, and his flute-playing is said to bring about spring and chase away winter. 
  • Good luck: Kokopelli is said to bring good luck and prosperity to those who listen to his songs.