| Those who live in the desert Southwest
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| | famous flute-player. One thing is for
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| are probably more familiar with the
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| | sure, though. You will always see
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| hunch-back flute player known as
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| | Kokopelli with a humpback while playing
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| Kokopelli, as this little icon has been
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| | his flute.
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| around for centuries. He has many
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| | Kokopelli is known as the hunch back
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| symbols, but perhaps the most common
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| | flute player and sometimes the deity
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| symbol that people will recognize is the
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| | flute player who, put mildly, had an
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| one that symbolizes fertility deity for
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| | infatuation for women. It was no secret
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| all life. He is also recognized for
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| | that Kokopelli would do whatever he
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| hopes, dreams, crops and love and is said
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| | needed to do for him to have the
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| to be honored by many Native American
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| | opportunity to impregnate another woman.
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| Indians.
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| | If you want even more Kokopelli goods,
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| Some Native American Indian cultures,
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| | you will definitely find your share of
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| such as the Zuni and the Hopi tribes,
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| | things to buy with his face and flute
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| view this fertility symbol and flute
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| | proudly displayed at any of the local
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| player as a God.
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| | swap meets, as referred to in Arizona.
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| No matter if you live in the desert
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| | Other parts of the country may refer to
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| Southwest, live in another part of the
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| | swap meets as flea markets.)
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| country or perhaps have just visited
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| | Even many of the Arizona residents even
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| Arizona, your chances of hearing about
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| | can't seem to get enough of him.
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| Kokopelli are quite good. This fertility
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| | Kokopelli items are readily available. No
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| deity icon God is seen just about
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| | matter what your imagination allows, you
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| everywhere. You will see his picture on
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| | can probably find his icon on that item.
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| countless items such as Native Indian
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| | You will also find Kokopelli on wine
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| pottery, automobile key-chains, glasses,
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| | glasses, blankets, coffee cups, place
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| t-shirts and other clothing, outdoor
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| | mats and so many more things. Many have
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| lights, various home decor, candles, and
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| | fallen in love with him, too, in a sense.
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| of course Indian jewelery and much more.
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| | There are many people who are anxious to
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| Many ancient petroglyph's and other
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| | see the latest of Kokopelli items with
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| Native American pieces of art have long
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| | this hunch back flute player stamped on
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| depicted him.
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| | it.
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| Some people believe that he would
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| | Kokopelli was best known as the fertility
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| announce his arrival to the locals, by
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| | God but he also stood for a prankster and
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| playing a flute as he traveled through,
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| | healer and even a pretty good story
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| looking for women to impregnate, which
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| | teller.
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| made him well known for the fertility
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| | This Southwest symbol has been a source
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| symbol that he represented. Not only was
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| | of wonder throughout the country for
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| he an excellent flutist, he was most
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| | centuries. This little fellow is a symbol
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| definitely well known as an excellent
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| | of the Southwest and his legacy has been
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| lover, which was far more important to
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| | around for just as many centuries in the
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| the ladies in the villages that he would
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| | American Southwest. Kokopelli can be
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| frequent. And the story describes him as
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| | traced back well over 3,000 years ago.
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| a ladies dream if a woman was lucky
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| | The first petroglyph's were carved that
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| enough to meet him.
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| | long ago which depict him which also
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| Ask around and you'll probably discover
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| | include carvings of this hunch-backed
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| that his goal was simply to attract as
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| | flute-playing fertility God. If you are
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| many women as he possibly could, as he
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| | longing to see some of the carvings that
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| had one simple thing on his mind!
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| | symbolize Kokopelli, they are not hard to
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| Whenever he would arrive into a village,
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| | find in many areas that are located in
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| he would always be dancing and playing
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| | the southwestern states of the U.S.
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| his flute not only his own heart's
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| | You can easily find painted carvings that
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| content, but also to his lady followers,
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| | have been carved into rock walls and
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| that couldn't wait until he arrived into
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| | boulders throughout the desert Southwest.
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| their village.
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| | Although his true origins are unknown,
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| There are various meanings about what
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| | this traveling flute-playing Casanova is
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| this humpback flute player really stands
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| | considered sacred to many Southwestern
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| for or means. Some believe that he is
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| | Native Americans Indians and always will
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| carrying different items on his back in
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| | be without question.
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| the pictures that are represented of this
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