Kokopelli Fabrics
Kokopelli dates back 3,000 years. It's true origins are unknown, however there are many myths surrounding the Fertility God who was also known as a prankster, healer and storyteller.
One myth has Kokopelli traveling from village to village changing winter to spring as he melted the snow and brought rain for a bountiful harvest. His flute was heard in the spring breeze that brought forth warmer weather. The hunch on his back was due to the sacks of seeds and songs he carried.
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Another myth has Kokopelli being a source of human fertility and conception. It is said that when the villagers heard him play his flute they would dance and sing throughout the night. The next morning, every maiden would be pregnant.
A sacred figure to many Southwestern Native Americans, Kokopelli has always been a source of music making and dancing. This traveling, flute playing casanova brings joy to all those around him.
