This figure was said to have been born when an eagle shot an arrow into an insect, and he travels from village to village chasing away the winter and snow, bringing spring and rain.
This figure was said to have been born when an eagle shot an arrow into an insect, and he travels from village to village chasing away the winter and snow, bringing spring and rain. Depictions of this god include a traveling salesman, insect, musician, warrior and a hunting magician. His union with Ice Flower produced the spiritual leader of the Eagle Clan. He carries a sack of clouds full of rainbows or seeds in Navajo legends, and he floats down rivers, impregnating bathing women with his detachable phallus. For 10 points, name this hunchbacked trickster god of the American Southwest.
This figure was said to have been born when an eagle shot an arrow into an insect, and he travels from village to village chasing away the winter and snow, bringing spring and rain.
{Kokopelli} [or {Kokopele}, or {Kokopeltiyo}, or {Kokopilau}, or {Neopkwai’i}, or {Ololowishkya}]