Kokopelli Symbol - Native American Flute Player Iconography #2223414 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized black silhouette represents Kokopelli, a well-known deity and trickster figure in Ancestral Puebloan and Hopi traditions. Depicted with a humped back, phallus, and flutist posture, he is traditionally linked to agriculture, rain, and fertility rituals. His imagery appears widely in petroglyphs, pottery, and contemporary art across the Southwest United States.

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