Elegua Head 7"

Elegua is considered an Orisha of great relevance in the Rule of Osha and Ifa or Santeria. He must be attended before any other Saint, since he is considered the messenger of the offerings to the other Orishas, therefore, he must be entertained in the first instance to inform him of the works that are going to be carried out and of the request or request. Ultimately, all ceremonies begin by giving you knowledge of what will take place.

It is known by several names: Eshu, Elegguá, Elegbara, Esu, Exu, Legba or Bara. In Cuba, Brazil, even in Nigeria itself, Eleggua is a very complex Deity. The simplest and at the same time more complicated way to define Elegua is that an ambiguous Orisha. He can be a perfect protector of human beings, as he can be a ruthless judge of their conduct.

Materials: Cowrie Shells, Concrete