Kokopeli is an ancient mythological character of Native American tribes, often depicted in art as a man with the body of a flute, playing a flute or a blowpipe. 

He is usually depicted with a smiling face and a curvy figure. Kokopeli is often associated with music, joy and fertility. His image is often found in various forms of art including wood carvings, pottery, jewelry, etc.

Kokopeli is also often associated with spiritual healing properties and rituals. Its images may be used to attract prosperity, the birth of new life, rites of passage, and other ceremonies.

In some cultures, the kokopeli is considered a symbol of fleur-de-lis and love. Its image is also often found in modern forms of art and decor, including jewelry, murals, and tattoos.

Size: ~ 3.5 cm x 4 cm
Weight: ~ 9 grams