Oval 2 Sided Kokopeli/Hopi Kachina

By Eddison Wadsworth, Hopi artist

This incredible one of a kind double-sided spinning pendant features traditional, bold Hopi symbols. Kokopeli is the most popular symbol of Indian art and jewlery. This carving was found in the petrogylph in Northern Arizona. The Hohokam Indian tribe roamed the southwest, and would play the flute for the crops so they could grow. On one side of the pendant is the Hopi Kachina. The Kachina are symbolic supernatural beings that were known for helping the Hopis with their everyday activities. The measurements of this beautiful piece include a weight of 44.4 grams, a height of 3 inches and width of 1 and 1/2 inches.