Photo 1:
Elegba. He brings great
blessings, especially in business and money, and is
great protection against all kinds of witchcraft.
Artist: Denise Alvarado
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2: Exu. In the orisha Voodoo tradition, Exu is the
God of the crossroads, remover of obstacles, bringer of
opportunities, fortune and success. Handcrafted from
clay, stuffed with traditional herbs, and adorned with a
variety of semiprecious stones, crystals, feathers, and
talismans. Artist: Denise Alvarado |
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3: Exu. In the
orisha Voodoo tradition, Exu is the God of the
crossroads, remover of obstacles, bringer of
opportunities, fortune and success. Handcrafted from
clay, stuffed with traditional herbs, and adorned with a
variety of semiprecious stones, crystals, feathers, and
talismans. Artist: Denise Alvarado |
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4:
Eleggua Agongo Ogo who serves to attack or
defense against enemies. he makes sure the bills are
paid and that justice is served...sort of the karmic
enforcer.
Artist: Denise Alvarado |
Photo 5:
Elegba Poppet. Known in Orisha traditions as
Elegba, he
is the Guardian of the Crossroads,
remover of obstacles and provider opportunities. This
Elegba poppet was donated to the
Voodoo Doll Museum by Madrina Angelique, owner of
Root Mama Conjure. |
Photo 6: Papa Legba. |
