Classy Vintage Sterling Silver Native American Kokopelli Pendant with Chain

This classy vintage sterling silver etched Kokpelli pendant is the perfect understated piece for your Southwest collection. Possibly made by Donald and Dorothy Clark. I’m having trouble with my hallmark research on this piece, but this is the closest I could find. It measures 1 1/2” by 3/4”. It comes with an 18” sterling silver chain. There is some very slight scratching on the front that isn’t visible unless you look closely. The back has some marks on it, but it looks like they’re from the process of making this piece. If I have marked a piece as vintage, it means it’s over 20 years old. Retro simply means it look as vintage. Non-smoking home Please contact me with any questions I’m open to all reasonable offers About Kokopelli Fertility Kokopelli is a fertility deity who oversees childbirth and agriculture. He is also associated with the reproduction of game animals. Trickster Kokopelli is also a trickster god who is known for seducing maidens. Music Kokopelli represents the spirit of music. His flute-playing is said to bring spring and chase away winter. Rain Kokopelli is associated with rain. The Hopi play flutes over springs to attract rain. Good luck Kokopelli is said to bring good fortune and prosperity to those who listen to his songs.