I saw a picture this morning of a Jewish version of Kokopelli (it was a pendant). At first glance I didn’t notice the difference, but on closer examination it sported a hat like the Hassidim wear, and a prayer apron with the Star of David. It made me wonder what an Irish version would look like. Somebody should come up with what a quintessential Irish whistler would look like if it were shaped in general like Kokopelli.
[ This Message was edited by: blackhawk on 2002-07-15 16:53 ]
On 2002-07-15 14:58, blackhawk wrote:
I saw a picture this morning of a Jewish version of Kokopelli (it was a pendant). At first glance I didn’t notice the difference, but on closer examination it was sported a hat like the Hassidim wear, and a prayer apron with the Star of David. It made me wonder what an Irish version would look like. Somebody should come up with what a quintessential Irish whistler would look like if it were shaped in general like Kokopelli.
Many of the Kokopelli drawings you see in New Mexico are in a very Celtic-looking “woven cord” pattern already.
Thanks Such is the depths of my woodwind obsession.
However, you should be aware that the kokopelli on my leg isn’t a super-true-to-legend representation. In most every indian legend I could find, Kokopelli is a hunch-back…on my tat, he’s just got a little swayin-to-the-music curve to him.
On 2002-07-16 11:35, Wandering_Whistler wrote: However, you should be aware that the kokopelli on my leg isn’t a super-true-to-legend representation. In most every indian legend I could find, Kokopelli is a hunch-back…on my tat, he’s just got a little swayin-to-the-music curve to him.
One prominent theory is that it isn’t a hump, but a pack carrying his goods, meaning that he may have been a wandering trader who played.
On 2002-07-16 11:35, Wandering_Whistler wrote: However, you should be aware that the kokopelli on my leg isn’t a super-true-to-legend representation. In most every indian legend I could find, Kokopelli is a hunch-back…on my tat, he’s just got a little swayin-to-the-music curve to him.
One prominent theory is that it isn’t a hump, but a pack carrying his goods, meaning that he may have been a wandering trader who played.
It could be that both theories are true. Years of wandering about the countryside carrying a heavy backpack are bound to produce some problems with posture.
Well, there’s a reason my tat’s in extreme close up. It’s WAY up on my leg…if you can see it in person, some other babe magnet has already worked
On 2002-07-16 14:36, The Weekenders wrote:
So did the little Keith haring tattoo-thing work? Was it a babe magnet? no pain, no gain. Kokapetletelti my @#$.
Okay, so Claudine and Beth have already “bitten”.The babe magnet works. I’m gonna go to the hepatitis, I mean, tattoo parlor right quick.
Next you’ll tell me I hafta get the sailor earring thing too. Somewhere I read that God doesn’t want you scarrin up your flesh temple… Crikey.. no tongue rings tho cause you couldn’t whistle…