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Orisha Statues
Elegguá opens and closes the roads and is honored first. Shown as a crowned child in his red and black, with his key, cowrie shells and coins.
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Orisha Statues
Ochún (Oshun) is the Orisha of rivers, love, sweetness and abundance. Shown in her yellow and gold, holding her mirror.
Orisha Statues
Oyá is the Orisha of the winds and storms, transformation and the marketplace, and keeper of the cemetery gates. Shown with her iruke and blade, in her many-colored skirt.
Orisha Statues
A 22-inch doll dressed as Oshún in her gold gown, lace and crown with sunflowers and cowrie shells. Often kept on an altar or in the home to honor the Orisha of love, sweet waters and abundance.