Kokopelli Carved Stone Pendant

Updated August 23, 2026

This is a Kokopelli carved stone pendant, likely from the Southwestern United States. The carving features the iconic Kokopelli figure, known for its humpback, flute-playing, and often phallic representation. The pendant is incised into a dark, dense stone, possibly basalt or a similar material, with a smooth, polished surface that shows some signs of wear and age. The figure is depicted in profile, with characteristic details of the Kokopelli motif. The overall shape of the pendant is organic and somewhat irregular, suggesting it was shaped from a natural stone fragment. The incised lines are relatively deep and show a consistent width, indicating a skilled hand. The dark color of the stone, with subtle variations in tone, contributes to its aesthetic. The piece likely served a decorative or symbolic purpose.

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