TOshun Crown Solid brass Corognadorada grande Ochun osun Oxum iyalode iyawo yellow santo Yoruba Lucumi orisha edanes herramientas ade tiara

This is a stunning solid brass crown for Oshun with a fleur de lis design. It is entirely made by hand with edan and hanging brass tools / herramientas / implements. It has 5 gold stones on the outside. A crown worthy of Oshun and unlike any that you will find in a botanica that is mass-produced. The inside of the crown has holes where you can insert red parrot feathers. Note that feathers and tureen/sopera do not come with the crown!

Oshun is an important river deity among the Yorùbá people and the Patroness and Queen of Osogbo. She is the goddess of divinity, femininity, fertility, beauty, and love. She is connected to destiny and divination. During the life of the mortal Osun, she served as queen consort to King Shango of Oyo. Apetebi Babalawo orisha Orunmila.

5 Brass Oshun Pestle and Mortar 3 Inches tall- Ibu Kole Ikole, polished bronze Ochun Osun Oxum pilon ibbu cole Oshun pilon Pestle and Mortar ibu kole morteros odo brass set 3 Inches tall herramientas Ikole, corona bronze Ochun Osun oars Oxum ibbu cole

Oshun, or Ochun in the Yoruba religion, is an Orisha who reigns over love, intimacy, beauty, wealth and diplomacy. She is worshipped also in Brazilian Candomblé Ketu, with the name spelled Oxum. She should not be confused, however, with a different Orisha of a similar name spelled "Osun," who is the protector of the Ori, or our heads and inner souls.

Ọṣhun is beneficent, generous and very kind. She does, however, have a horrific temper, one which she seldom ever loses but which causes untold destruction whenever she does. Oshun is said to have gone to a drum festival one day and to have fallen in love with the king-dancer Shango, thundergod of lightning & thunder. Since that day, Shango has been married to Oba, Oya, and Oshun, though Oshun is said to be considered his principal wife.

In Lukumi tradition, Oshun has many roads, or manifestations. Some of these include:

Oshun Ibu Ikole -- Oshun the Vulture. This Oshun is associated with Witches (Aje), and her symbols are the vulture, and the mortar and pestle (both of which are symbols of witchcraft). In Lucumi her mythology says that this Oshun saved the world by flying the prayers of the dying world up to the Sun (Orun), where Olodumare lives. In West Africa, however, this myth is attributed to Yemoja.

Oshun Ibu Anya -- Oshun of the Drums. This Oshun is the patron of dancing and the Anya drums. She is said to dance ceaselessly to forget her troubles.

Oshun Ibu Yumu -- This Oshun is the eldest Oshun. She sits at the bottom of the river, knitting.

Oshun Ibu D'Oko -- Oshun, the wife of Orisha Oko. This Oshun is pictured as a furrow to be plowed and a giant vulva, while her husband Orisha Oko is a farmer and pictured as a giant phallus. This is one of Oshun's most obviously procreative manifestations.

Oshun Ololodi -- Oshun, the diviner. This Oshun is the wife of Orunmila, the Orisha of Ifá divination.

Oshun Ibu Akuaro -- Oshun, the Quail. The children of this manifestation of Oshun are said to be very nervous people.

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