 | For centuries, Kokopelli's image has appeared on canyon walls and boulders in the Southwest. Powered by something magical, Kokopelli has now evolved into one of our most popular icons. |
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 | It is thought by some that Kokopelli's humpback may have evolved from a sack that was slung over his shoulders. The contents of his sack vary as much as the legends. |
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 | Kokopelli folklore demonstrates that he is a character embraced by a wide range of tribal peoples. Today he is commonly referred to as the humpbacked flute player. |
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