Native American Navajo Fine Etched Horsehair Pot with Kokopelli

This exquisite horsehair pot features a delicate etching of a single Kokopelli dancing on its shoulder. The Humpback Flute Player, known as Kokopelli, is an enchanting figure rooted in the ancient Anasazi culture and preserved by the Pueblo Indians. This iconic image of a bent-over figure playing a flute is linked to shamanism and supernatural powers. Kokopelli is considered a magical being who summons rain by playing his flute. ^