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SOUTH AFRICAN FRAMED HANDMADE
30.000 K.D
In stock: 2 available
Product Details
This artwork depicts Kokopelli, a prehistoric, humpbacked flute player prominent in Native American mythology.
Cultural Significance
- Origin: He is an ancient deity deeply rooted in Southwestern Native American cultures, particularly celebrated by Hopi, Zuni, and Pueblo communities.
- Symbolism: Kokopelli represents fertility, agriculture, and music. He is traditionally viewed as a trickster figure who ushers in the change of seasons, ensuring successful harvests and bringing luck to hunters and families.
Visual Elements Shown
- The Flute Player: The main relief carving captures Kokopelli in his classic hunched pose, playing a flute to spread joy and warmth.
- The Zia Sun Symbol: Visible in the upper right, this iconic symbol signifies the four cardinal directions, the four seasons, and the four stages of life.
- The Petroglyph Animal: The small etched square in the bottom right corner emulates traditional desert rock art styles.
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SOUTH AFRICAN FRAMED HANDMADE
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