Rod Phillips (1948-2005) - Painting of Kokopelmana Hopi Indian Kachina

Description: This painting of the Kokopelmana kachina was done by Hopi artist Rod Phillips (1948-2005). Kokopelmana is the female companion of the well known Kokopelli kachina. The painting looks to be on paper. It has been nicely matted, covered with glass and framed with a wooden frame. The painting measures 18" x 12" inside the mat. With the frame it measures 25 1/2" x 19". It is signed by Rod Phillips in the lower left and identified as the Kokopelmana underneath the the figure at the bottom. This painting is in great vintage condition. Hopi artist Rod Phillips was known for Katsina Doll carvings as well as for paintings. He was the son of Loren Phillips, a well known silversmith. He attended the Hopi Day School, Phoenix Day School, and Haskell Indian School in Kansas. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 57 years.The Kokopelli Mana is a rarely carved Hopi kachina doll that is the female companion of Kokopelli, the humpbacked flute player. The Hopi consider the Kokopelli Mana to be a seductress who runs in ceremonial races and entices boys to race. When depicted as a kachina, she is carved barefoot and in action, hiking up her dress after being tackled. Her mask is traditionally painted in black and white. We guarantee all of our Native American Indian items to be AUTHENTIC American Indian traditional arts. **To see more vintage Paintings or Native American jewelry, Pottery and Baskets, please visit our eBay store. (Click on the open door logo)** - In our store, click on "Categories" at the top left (under our Store heading). We have paintings divided into U.S., European, Asian etc. categories. - Or, click on the Indian Jewelry category - Then click on the category: such as earrings, bracelets, necklaces, belts, rings by size etc. I am currently listing 100s of beautiful old pawn and vintage Native American jewelry on eBay.

Price: 350 USD

Location: Sedona, Arizona

End Time: 2024-12-23T00:59:09.000Z

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