Yoruba orishas

Divine Witness of Creation - our painting of the Orisa Orunmila✨ This painting is available to purchase - comment or send us a dm if you’re interested! #africanmythology #mythologyart #orisha

Obatala is one of the most revered orishas in the Yoruba spiritual tradition, symbolizing wisdom, purity, and peace. Known as the "King of the White Cloth," Obatala is associated with clarity, patience, and compassion, embodying calmness and tranquility. Often depicted as an elder, he is considered the father figure of the orishas and is seen as a divine creator who shaped humanity. Obatala is also a healer and protector, especially for those who seek justice or suffer from ailments…

Through my own studies and practices I could not help but find connections to Hindu, Egyptian, and Yoruba gods Sadashiva, Amon and Elegba. All three of these gods or deities had some involvement in…

Celebrate the feast day of Oshun (September 8) with her altar essentials. To learn how to work with Oshun, visit our blog at yeyeo.com/blogs/yeyeo-botanica-blog AND our YouTube channel at youtube.com/yeyeobotanica.

Discover the fascinating world of Nana Buruku Orisha, the most powerful and oldest Orisha in Yoruba culture. Learn why she is revered as the grandmother of all Orishas. Uncover the captivating story, symbols, and myths associated with Nana Buruku. Delve deeper into this divine figure and her significant influence. Don't miss out, click to read more! #NanaBurukuOrisha #YorubaOrishas #DivineInfluence #AncientMyths #Symbolism

This is a quick reference that list the name of the Orisha, attributes, color and special items that they are known for. #oshun #yemaya #oya #oba

Orisha Oko is the Yoruba god of agriculture, fertility, and law. 'Orisha,' is a Yoruba word that means 'god' or 'higher entity.' He is especially revered by the Yoruba people in the western region of Africa as well as the Caribbean and Brazil.

This illustration were made for a digital illustration expo with the theme of cuban santeria gods