Three Kokopelli on the Road Throw Pillow

Kokopelli is a native American symbol of fertility. It also represents music, good times, and good luck. The historical roots of Kokopelli are in the southwest area of the United States, known today known as the Four Corners (Utah, the southwest corner of Colorado, the Northeast Kokopelli is a native American symbol of fertility. It also represents music, good times, and good luck. The historical roots of Kokopelli are in the southwest area of the United States, known today as the Four Corners (Utah, the southwest corner of COur Kokopelli images are designed to honour the history and tradition that Kokopelli represents. Kokopelli is an ancient native American symbol of fertility, originating from several Native American cultures, particularly among the Hopi, Zuni, and other Pueblo peoples of the Southwestern United States. Kokopelli also represents music, good times, and good luck. It is often depicted as a hunchbacked flute player, sometimes with feathers or antennas, dancing joyfully. Kokopelli carries a rich and complex symbolism, which varies slightly among different tribes but generally encompasses: Fertility & Abundance, Music & Joy, Change & Renewal, and Travel & Trade. The historical roots of Kokopelli are in the southwest area of the United States, known today as the Four Corners (Utah, the southwest corner of Colorado, the Northeast corner of Arizona, and the northwest corner of New Mexico). olorado, the Northeast corner of Arizona, and the northwest corner of New Mexico). This Kokopelli image is designed to honour the history and tradition Kokopelli represents.