ORISHA

YORUBA WOOD & POLYCHROME ORISHA OKO MASK, GELEDE SOCIETY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA, H 17":Carved wood face with open hut atop, inset cowrie shell accents, decorated in shades of bright yellow, blue

Type: Religious / ceremonial objectMaterials: Iron, woodMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: C. 1900Maker: Yoruba People, Nigeria, AfricaDescription: A staff used in an agricultural ceremony by Yoru

Africa, Yoruba, southwest Nigeria, ca. 1st half of 20th century CE. Wooden Shango cult figure depicting the deity Orisha whose power is imaged by thunder and lightning. Squatting female holding her pe

"Hoodoo Orisha for enemy tricks, hard luck and trouble", on board, image area 16" x 21".

Two Yoruba Orisha ( deity ) masks from Nigeria. One brown with facial markings and head adornments: 6 7/8" H x 8 3/4" L. One with crown and blue eyes: 11 5/8" H x 8 3/4" D x 10 5/8" W.

A beautifully hand crafted vintage West African Yorbuba ceremonial beaded talismanic belt sash, with three stylized divine Orisha spirits protecting two infant forms, all formed with spectacular bead

Santeria figural sculpture of Santa Barbara Chango, depicting the female saint with crown, chalice, and red cloak, the figure also represents Chango, the African Yoruba orisha deity of fire, lightning

GONCHAROLV, GRIGORI ANDREEVICH; "ORISHA," OIL ON BOARD, 1956; 31 1/4" X 19 1/2"

Orisha Oko Staff, Yoruba People, Nigeria, West Africa, Early 20th C. Iron & Wood. Based. Size: 59"H x 3"W (150 x 7.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up a

Nigerian Yoruba Staff (Opa Orisha Oko). Wrought iron with rust patina. Acrylic base and wall mount.Wall mount has crack and corner loss. Approx. 78 in. H x 9 in. W x 9 in. D. Weight 19.4 lbs.

Karima Muyaes (Mexican, b.1960). "Orishas". Color etching with sugarlift aquatint, on a zinc plate à la poupée. 2002. Signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil. Edition of 35. Fine impression. Fi

19th c. Ibeji Twins, an Orisha entity, Yoruba Peoples, southwestern Nigeria and Benin, sacred children of Sango and Osun, Taiwa and Kehinde; in carved wood with remnants of blue paint, she with beaded

African statue Yoruba motherhood - representation of an orisha, a Yoruba deity. She is carrying the child on her back. - Weight: 225 g - Shipping available - Region: Afrique RDC - Sizes: H=220mm L=70m

A Brazilian Yoruba religious gemstone headdress and mask honoring Oxossi, an Orisha in the West African Yoruba religion associated with hunting. The headdress is adorned with various green rough and p

Elio Silvio Vilva Trugillo (Cuban, b. 1957), "Yemaya", ink on paper drawing, depicting a colorful mermaid figure with polychrome animals, objects, and symbols bound in text reading: "YEMAYA. Orisha ma

The Santeria painting depicting Orisha Oshun in a vine-painted white robe with triple headdress, signed "Gerson" and dated 1963 lower left, on canvas in a folk-painted frame. Image: 21" H X 17.5" W; f

signed Glorinha Garcez, Rio (Brazilian, b. 1925). Group of two colorful paintings on fabric with stylized birds and figures representing Brazillian culture (Oxossi (hunter orisha) and Sergipe (smalles

Vintage Handmade Beaded Yoruba Diviners Necklace "Odigba Ifa". "Pendant" are glass beads sewn onto fabric, depicting the Orisha Esu/Eshu (AKA the Divine Messenger). Eshu beaded pendant hangs from mult

TRIBAL AFRICAN ART YORUBA SHANGO FIGURE. Shango, also called Chango, major deity of the religion of the Yoruba of southwestern Nigeria. ... Like all of the Yoruba gods (orishas), Shango is both a deif

Contemporary 20th C. Jemez signed Cuban pottery 12" (height) "Yemaya" (mother of life & all orishas, she is the owner of the waters & represents the sea) vase. CONDITION: Very good condition with no d

Ogun is the god of iron and war in the Ifa and Edo pantheon of gods. He is the patron deity of all those who work and use metal, warriors, blacksmiths, hunters etc. His sacred animal is the dog and he

**Originally Listed At $400** West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden Shango cult figure depicting the deity Orisha whose power is illustrated by thun

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden Shango cult figure depicting the deity Orisha whose power is illustrated by thunder and lightning. The larger

IBEJI TWIN FIGURE CARVED WOOD ORISHA YORUBA NIGERIA.