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Kopelli by Arnot
- Thread starter Arnot Wadsworth
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Kokopelli Pictures
Been having some trouble getting my pictures to post properly. Here is my latest attempt.
Arnot Wadsworth said:
Been having some trouble getting my pictures to post properly. Here is my latest attempt.
Beautiful cue.
Looks great on into the coco!! The new pics showcase the cue much better...great job!
Lisa
Lisa
Kokopelli
Thanks for the kind words about the Kokopelli cue.
The Story Behing the Kokopelli is:
The mysterious Kokopelli character is found in many Native American cultures. He is especially prominent as a sacred figure to Native Americans of the Southwestern United States for thousands of years. He represents a mischievous trickster, Minstrel and spirit of music. Kokopelli is distinguished by his dancing pose, a hunchback and flute. A symbol of fertility bringing success in hunting, crops and conception. His hump considered a bag of tricks holding seeds he scattered every spring. He warms the earth by playing his flute and singing songs. He melts the winter snow, creates rain ensuring a good harvest.
He also contributes to good cuemaking
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The cue was ordered by a Client who wanted an exceptional cue with a Kokopelli figure and lots of Ivory. Everything white in the cue is Ivory.
joe c said:
Thanks for the kind words about the Kokopelli cue.
The Story Behing the Kokopelli is:
The mysterious Kokopelli character is found in many Native American cultures. He is especially prominent as a sacred figure to Native Americans of the Southwestern United States for thousands of years. He represents a mischievous trickster, Minstrel and spirit of music. Kokopelli is distinguished by his dancing pose, a hunchback and flute. A symbol of fertility bringing success in hunting, crops and conception. His hump considered a bag of tricks holding seeds he scattered every spring. He warms the earth by playing his flute and singing songs. He melts the winter snow, creates rain ensuring a good harvest.
He also contributes to good cuemaking
.The cue was ordered by a Client who wanted an exceptional cue with a Kokopelli figure and lots of Ivory. Everything white in the cue is Ivory.
The details on the cue are exceptional from what I can see in the photograph. I routinely prefer classical cues but I would love to have this cue in my bag given an opportunity.
Thanks for sharing the pictures with us...
Myron
Thanks for sharing the pictures with us...
Myron
Didn't Dennis Dieckman spell his "Kotapelli" on his website?
http://www.cuemaker.com/gallery27futurecuesnewkotapelliinlays.htm
John
http://www.cuemaker.com/gallery27futurecuesnewkotapelliinlays.htm
John
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Purdman said:I love it Arnot! I commisioned this one two years ago and just recieved it.
Six point five veneer w/matching break cue.
Purdman
PS: You did a fine job there.
Lol.....I was waiting to see if you saw this one Purdman.
How's your wife liking the hat? I wear mine every chance I get. Lisa
Purdman
Banned
ridewiththewind said:Lol.....I was waiting to see if you saw this one Purdman.
Lisa
She loves it kid. I also love Arnots Kokopelli cue. Grandma is Cherokee and I really like American Indian art.
Hope all is well with you.Purd
They look cool!! Looks like a really tight fit on the inlays. Reminds me of the Pied Piper.
John
John
Arnot Wadsworth said:
Very nice Arnie.