The Kokopelli is a humpbacked flute player whose early heritage dates back to 200 A.D.  This legendary, well-traveled, and footloose figure was a god to some, a nuisance to others, and a bearer of good luck and health to many.  Well-known for his gift of fertility, childless wives begged for his company while unmarried women fled from him with fear.

Steel with color appliqué, clear protective coating.   Wall sculpture.