Potiche Olokun / Yemaya

Spiritual Significance:

The Potiche Olokun / Yemaya, also known as an Orisha Soup Tureen, is a beautifully crafted porcelain vessel used in Yoruba spiritual practices. This tureen is dedicated to Olokun (the Orisha of the deep ocean, wealth, and mysteries) and Yemaya (the Orisha of the sea, motherhood, and fertility). The painted big fishes on the tureen symbolize the abundance, depth, and life-giving qualities of the ocean, reflecting the powerful connection between these Orishas and the waters. Measuring 9" x 9" x 18", this tureen serves as a sacred container for offerings, blessings, and objects of devotion used to honor Olokun and Yemaya during ceremonies.

Product Usage:

The Potiche Olokun / Yemaya can be used in different spiritual contexts:

• Offering Holder: Place offerings such as seashells, fruits, or other items inside the tureen to honor Olokun and Yemaya.
• Sacred Storage: Store ritual objects, including stones, amulets, or sea-related items, to maintain a connection with these Orishas.
• Ritual Ceremonies: Incorporate this tureen in ceremonies to invoke abundance, protection, and deep connection to the ocean.
• Altar Placement: Display the tureen on an altar as a symbol of the ocean's depths, attracting wealth, fertility, and guidance from Olokun and Yemaya.

Key Benefits:

• Spiritual Connection: Establishes a connection with Olokun and Yemaya, inviting wealth, protection, and guidance into your spiritual journey.
• Sacred Offering Storage: Ideal for storing ritual offerings, helping practitioners honor the Orishas in an appropriate manner.
• Symbol of Abundance: The big fishes symbolize life, abundance, and the mysteries of the ocean, resonating with the essence of these Orishas.
• Crafted for Ritual Use: A durable porcelain vessel designed for rituals dedicated to Olokun and Yemaya.