Vintage Kokopelli Iron Candle Holder

Vintage Kokopelli Iron Candle HolderA vintage iron candle holder depicting Kokopelli. Both decorative and functional, it reflects rich Indigenous tradition. Dimensions 4"W x 4"L x 14"H Circa 1960 Kokopelli Kokopelli is a prominent figure in the mythology of several Native American cultures of the Southwestern United States. Commonly depicted as a humpbacked flute player and revered as a fertility deity, a trickster, and a symbol of music and the spirit of the harvest. Condition Good,

and architectural scenes

These pieces are so stunning that they were recipients of the Loewe Craft Honorable mention a few years back

The collection is a flat-bottomed cylinder with a heavy double base that feels good in the hand and provides a nice rustic elegance

this is a perfect gift for everyday living

Our Bolsitas bed spreads are re-issues from a 1970s design by Bundy Isley in Michoacan

other than years of practice and an expert eye

This fixture was originally designed for Hotel Matilda

5" D x 4" H13 oz capacity

But making foamy chocolate is not an easy thing

Each piece is unique irrepetible

The "Lardo" plate was developed for our friend Elena Reygadas before she opened her now famous Restaurante Lardo

and was used for utensils