Sterling Silver Brass Kokopelli Pendant

Channel the joyful spirit of the Southwest with our beautifully detailed Kokopelli Pendant. This is more than just an accessory; it's a powerful talisman crafted from solid 925 sterling silver and warm brass. This two-tone piece embodies the heart of Native American style jewelry, celebrating a legacy of music, fertility, and happiness.

What Makes This Southwestern Pendant Special?

This handcrafted pendant tells a story from every angle. The front features the iconic humpbacked flute player, Kokopelli, a revered figure in Puebloan culture. He is rendered in polished silver against a textured brass inlay, symbolizing his journey of spreading music and abundance. The rustic, oxidized silver frame and bail add a timeless, earthy feel.

But the story doesn't end there. The back of the pendant reveals a Zia sun symbol, representing the four sacred directions, surrounded by the heartfelt message "good vibrations." It’s a wearable reminder to embrace joy and live in harmony.

Key Features & Benefits

• Premium Two-Tone Materials: Crafted from solid 925 sterling silver with rich, warm brass accents.
• Iconic Kokopelli Design: Features the detailed flute player, a symbol of fertility, music, and joy.
• Double-Sided Detail: Showcases a Zia sun symbol and "good vibrations" message on the reverse.
• Ideal Dimensions: Measures 18mm x 33mm (0.7" x 1.3") with a 4mm thickness—a noticeable yet comfortable size.
• Substantial Feel: Weighs 9 grams, offering a quality, substantial feel.
• Authenticity Guaranteed: Stamped with the official .925 hallmark, verifying genuine sterling silver purity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What does the Kokopelli symbol mean? A: Kokopelli is a powerful fertility deity, often depicted as a mischievous trickster and flute player. He is a sacred symbol in many Southwestern tribes, representing joy, abundance (of crops and family), and the spirit of music.

Q: What is the symbol on the back of the pendant? A: The symbol is a Zia sun symbol, which is sacred to the Zia Pueblo people of New Mexico. Its four rays represent the four directions, the four seasons, the four stages of life, and the four parts of a day.

Q: Is this authentic Native American jewelry? A: This is a handcrafted, Southwestern-style pendant made from genuine sterling silver. It is inspired by the powerful symbols and traditional artistry of Native American jewelry to honor its rich cultural legacy.