Grand Canyon Kokopelli Deneen Pottery Mug
- Grand Canyon Kokopelli Mug
- Reads: Grand Canyon National Park Est. 1919
- Handmade Pottery Mug by Deneen Pottery
- Holds 12 oz.
- Microwave & Dishwasher Safe
- Deneen Pottery powers their facility using solar energy, uses biodegradable packing peanuts, and reycled cardboard
- Handmade Made in Minnesota
Kokopelli
“Casanova of the Cliffs”
The legends of Kokopelli are recorded in petroglyphs all over the Southwest. The hump on his back may represent a bag of goods he brought for trade between tribes. By playing his flute, he let people know he was coming in peace. The symbol of Kokopelli has come to represent abundance, fertility and harmony to some cultures, while others perceive him as a mischievous rogue, a Casanova.
About Deneen Pottery
Founded in 1972 by Peter and Mary Deneen in St. Paul, Minnesota, Deneen Pottery is a family-run business specializing in handcrafted stoneware. Known for their signature Glaze Engraving™ technique, they create uniquely detailed designs using plaster molds and clay. Every mug is hand-thrown and touched by over 24 skilled artisans, making each piece one-of-a-kind.
Their stoneware is dishwasher- and microwave-safe, free of lead and heavy metals, and made to last. Sustainability is also at their core—they’ve used solar energy since 2017 and pack orders with biodegradable peanuts and recycled newsprint.
With over 70 talented craftspeople on their team, they continue to blend artistry with function, producing heirloom-quality pottery that’s as beautiful as it is practical.
