Crystal Singing Bowl 10" Kokopelli

Kokopelli is one of the most enduring and recognizable figures in Native American culture, appearing in stories, petroglyphs, and art for more than 3,000 years. He is most often depicted as a humpback flute player, traveling from village to village, carrying a sack on his back and music in his hands. Across the Southwest, Kokopelli is known as a symbol of fertility, abundance, joy, and renewal.

Traditionally, Kokopelli is portrayed with a pronounced hump or pack, feather-like or antenna-shaped adornments on his head, and sometimes an exaggerated phallus, imagery closely tied to fertility, life force, and creative power. His form may vary by tribe, but his presence always signals transformation and movement.