Native American Acoma Handpainted Pot

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Native American Acoma Handpainted Pot by Brenda Cerno

Wonderful handpainted pot with Pueblo birds on opposite sides and classic dancing Kokopellis on the opposing sides. This classic piece was handpainted by Acoma potter Brenda Cerno. Each straight line on Acoma pottery is a prayer for rain, and the birds are messengers that go to the spirits and take our prayers for the much-needed moisture. Kokopelli represents the God of Fertility, God of Mist, or God of the Harvest. He is a magical figure playing a flute and has been associated with shamanism and supernatural qualities.