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Native American Hopi Handbuilt Small Kokopelli Seed Pot by Derrick Nampeyo

Kokopelli is the hump-backed flute player in the Mixed Dances. He is considered the god of mist, a seducer of women, a baby maker, and a good-luck omen for hunters. Kokopelli is found in all of the Pueblo cultures of the Southwest. It is thought that his hump might represent a bag of gifts that he uses to seduce the women. Click on numbered boxes below image for additional views.