The plate for Ochosi in Santería, usually a clay frying pan, serves as a sacred and ceremonial receptacle for presenting offerings (addimú) to the orisha of hunting and justice. It is used to place foods such as venison, guinea pig, rooster, or fruits and receive honey, reaffirming the connection and attention to this deity on Tuesdays.
Ritual Function: It is the physical support where the offerings (addimú) are placed to ask for protection, strategy, work, or to solve justice problems, as Ochosi is the hunter of the orisha.