Herramientas e Instrumentos de Orisha — consecrated by tradition, made by hand.

This collection features traditional Orisha instruments and ceremonial tools used in Santería rituals, altars, and spiritual practice. Each item is handmade, spiritually aligned, and not consecrated, ideal for: Ritual use under guidance Altar placement Gifting to practitioners or godchildren Cultural representation for crowned initiates 🛠️ Tools include: Garabatos de Eleguá (twisted ceremonial sticks) Maracas (ritual shakers) Campanas (bells for Obatalá, Oyá, and others) Hachas (double-headed axes for Shangó) Espadas (swords for Ogun, Ochosi) Abebés (mirrors/fans for Oshún & Yemayá) Ewe fans, ceremonial rattles, and more These are tools of connection, protection, and offering — made with care and cultural precision.