Kokopelli Bringing The Rains Metal Print

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Kokopelli Bringing the Rain is my depiction of the legendary humpbacked flute player and Kachina,healer,prankster and storyteller and symbol of fertility playing his enchanting music to the squash,corn and bean seeds he has sown from his sack. The spring rains are called down from the sky.In this work Kokopelli's sack contains the seeds pf squash,corn,and beans,rain clouds and Indian blankets for the maidens.As a symbol of fertility,Kokopelli not only brings fertility to the maidens of the villages but also causes the sacred crops, essential to the survival of the villages, to flourish.According to one legend, when Kokopelli's (Kokopele,Kokopilau) music is heard the villagers would come out and dance and sing throughout the night and come the morning all the maidens would be with child. He is said to travel from one village to another bringing the change of seasons from winter to spring.In doing so he caus...

I have been painting and crafting ever since I can remember. I enjoy experimenting with different techniques in watercolor, and mixing watercolor with other mediums. Painting is a meditation to me - it brings me peace and joy.,and has been a healing therapy since I became disabled. I love sharing my art with my grandchildren and inspiring others to try their hand at painting! Everything has the potential to become a painting.Some paintings are planned,and sometimes I let the flow of paint guide my imagination! My work reflects my love of nature, with strong influences from trips to the desert Southwest and from time spent with many Native American friends and teachers.Some of my paintings are planned,such as a specific landscape . The...

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