Kokopelli flute player
Vintage Hopi Coil Plaque Basket with Kokopell Mana design. Measures 14 3/4 inches in diameter. Condition is excellent and it has the original sales tag on it with artist name.
Lucy Lewis of Acoma Pueblo is the matriarch of Acoma pottery. She lived from 1897-1992 and she is one of the best known southwest potters. Her designs were influenced by the shards of the Anasazi and Mimbres people. Shown here are Kokopelli like figures playing the flutes and carrying baskets on their heads.
"DESERT FIRE"- Pictured is a lovely Reversible sterling silver pendant set in orange spiny oyster shell and red coral in a channel inlay. The reverse side has Kokkopelli the flute player in sterling silver. This pendant is 5/8" wide by 1-1/2 inches long, including the bale. Chains, collars or beads may be purchased separately.
"Reversible Sunrise"-Pictured is a reversible pendant by Navajo silversmiths. The inlaid side is shown with spiny shell oyster, sleeping beauty turquoise and gaspeite green. The reversible side is sterling silver and has a native Shaman figure on it.
This amazingly detailed Zuni pot features a micaceous clay base that is painted with designs of deer, turtles, and a Kokopelli or native flute player. It measures 7.5" in height.
"SHALAKO KOKOPELLI EARRING"-Kokopelli dangle earrings of sugilite, turquoise and imitation opal, 1-1/4" long.
