Kokopelli-Southwestern Native American and similar items

Kokopelli Southwestern Native American painted Wooden Wall Sculpture hanging Home and office decor by Alisa R Tarpley Brand New! Original sold! I will make another for you just like it! Please allow 15 business days to process. Hand crafted from 1/2" MDF wood. This lovely KOKOPELLI is hand painted with quality acrylics with some texture and a high gloss finish for shine and lasting protection A fun UNIQUE item to add to your Southwestern / Native American décor or any other special decorative need for your home, office or place of business. The Legend of Kokopelli Kokopelli was the predominant figure in the religious landscape of the Southwest, from 500 A.D. through 1325 A.D., until the development of the Katsina Cult. Kokopelli is most typically viewed as a fertility deity, and is still worshipped by many Native American tribes in the Southwest. He is also thought to be a trickster, traveling salesman, insect, musician, warrior and hunting magician. Buy Now to order your "Kokopelli in the sun" Dimensions: 24.5" L x 20" W x .05" D Each Sculpture is handmade by the artist and will require approximately 15 business days to complete or ship PAYPAL payment is due within 3 days your sculpture will ship out FED EX GROUND within 10-15 business days Thank you for stopping by! Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter