#3048 Framed ceramic tile featuring a stylized Kokopelli figure.

6.25x6.25” no chips or cracks. Kokopelli is a fertility deity, trickster god, and storyteller found in the mythology of various Southwestern Native American cultures, most notably the Pueblo peoples. He is typically depicted as a hunchbacked flute player, often adorned with feathers, and is associated with agriculture, music, and dance. The image of Kokopelli has become a widely recognized symbol of the American Southwest. Ceramic tiles featuring Kokopelli are popular decorative items, often produced by artists and craftspeople in the Southwestern United States. While the figure itself has ancient origins, modern interpretations on tiles and pottery are common decorative and souvenir items, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. The style of the tile in the image suggests a contemporary or late 20th-century creation.

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• Listed May 1, 2026