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Kokopelli's Story
Gaouche and Watercolor Paints
2.5 x 3.5 Bristol Paper
© Frances "Yote" McKeever
31 July 2010
Signed on Back
Kokopelli begins to play his flute, bringing to life a tale spun through the notes he plays. What does his story tell? You see it begin to form and dance within his tune, what does it tell you? Listen, and let the story unfold!
Will be available for sale once it is matted and framed. Keep your eyes open in the for sale section for future sale info!
Gaouche and Watercolor Paints
2.5 x 3.5 Bristol Paper
© Frances "Yote" McKeever
31 July 2010
Signed on Back
Kokopelli begins to play his flute, bringing to life a tale spun through the notes he plays. What does his story tell? You see it begin to form and dance within his tune, what does it tell you? Listen, and let the story unfold!
Will be available for sale once it is matted and framed. Keep your eyes open in the for sale section for future sale info!
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Abstract
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 400 x 566px
File Size 98.5 kB
Listed in Folders
Hello! On behalf of our group: 
NativeAmericanArtClub we would be honored if you would let us post your Native American Art in our group~ In the artist comments, we will link to your user-page and also to the original posting of said art piece. This group is solely for people who love Native American art, and for promotional purposes of Native American artists. If you have any questions or concerns, just ask me 
ChiefItchybum also known as 
JyakiVicc
Thank you and have a great day! –Jyaki
NativeAmericanArtClub we would be honored if you would let us post your Native American Art in our group~ In the artist comments, we will link to your user-page and also to the original posting of said art piece. This group is solely for people who love Native American art, and for promotional purposes of Native American artists. If you have any questions or concerns, just ask me 
ChiefItchybum also known as 
JyakiViccThank you and have a great day! –Jyaki
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