Anasazi Pillows

Artwork of an old Anasazi (Pre historic American Indian) jug from the 1200s.

Anasazi Cliff Dwelling

Artwork of an Anasazi jug with animal head circa 1300 AD.

The most popular place to visited in Canyon de Chelly National Monument is White House Ruins.

A stylized petroglyph Elk with the word: "Anasazi"

Artwork of a classic prehistoric Anasazi (American Indian) zigzag design.

Kokopelli - The Trickster, Native American Symbol

Mesa Verde National Park

The Kachina Painter by Eanger Irving Couse

Photographic poster of Mesa Verde National Park Colorado. Work shows some of the most visited sites in the park including Cliff Palace, Balcony House, and Spruce Tree House as well as others. Mesa Verde is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A celebration of Springtime and planting. Kokopelli, the mischievous humpbacked flute player, warmed by the life-giving sun, dances joyously in a field of thriving seedlings. Photography + Illustrator Drawing, Photoshop Painting & Digital Effects

The painted Kiva at Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo New Mexico.

Hey folks want you to meet one of the ancient ones. Say hello to Kokopelli (Coke-a-pellie). This dudes been wandering the cosmos since the beginning spreading the magic of music wherever he goes. Around 1,000 BC he hooked up with the Anasazi who asked him to use his powers to bring fertility and healing to the earth. Kokopelli accepted and has since traveled the world playing his flute. When he plays the sun comes out, the snow melts, grass begins to grow, birds sing, and all the creatures of the forest gather to hear his songs. It is believed that good luck comes to all who listen to Kokopelli's songs as he embodies everything pure and spiritual in music. His flute symbolizes joy and It's magic sparks creativity.

Minimalistic artwork of Mesa Verde National Park Colorado. Work showst cliff dwellings and Kivas (Round structures) of the ancient Anasazi at Cliff Palace within Mesa Verde.

Sun Setting Over the Mountains from Cave Towers Site

Fry Canyon Ruins in Bears Ears National Monument in Southeastern Utah

Cave Towers Ancestral Puebloan Site in Bears Ears National Monument in Southeastern Utah

Cave Towers Ancestral Puebloan Site in Bears Ears National Monument in Southeastern Utah

From ancient Anasazi Indian mythology and Hopi legends, the spirit of music as well as a symbol of fertility, Kokopelli brings well-being and good fortune. Digital art created with the rich color and texture of New Mexico rock, taken at Fort Bayard National Cemetery in Grant County, New Mexico and inspired by the rich Southwestern and Native American art of the area.

Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park

Fry Canyon Ruins in Bears Ears National Monument in Southeastern Utah

Fry Canyon Ruins in Bears Ears National Monument in Southeastern Utah

Hopi Hand Navajo - Native American Symbol

Third Village Kiva W

Photographic montage of the petroglyphs at Sand Island Utah including the site location (Latitude and longitude lower right).

Quick Sketch

Cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park. Enlargement of a miniature painting in acrylic by Darla Hallmark.

acrylic miniature painting by Darla Hallmark, of ruins at Mesa Verde