KOKOPELLI
Casanova of the Cliff Dwellers
John V. Young
Published by Filter Press, 1990
5.25" . 8.25" - 29 pages
Black and white photographs and drawings
Paperback
This character, seen on hundreds of rock art sites, roamed the Southwest visiting and trading with various tribes. The hump on his back is interpreted by some to be a bag of seeds. This myth along with his phallic depiction sometimes and the rumor that he was welcomed by barren ladies, feared by maidens identifies him as a symbol of fertility.
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