Ifa brush carved and with bone

Measurements: 6.5"h x 1.4"W. With natural hair. 

The beaded brush for Ifá, also known as the Orula brush or ritual brush, is a sacred tool used in Santería (the Orisha-Ifá tradition), primarily by babalawos. It is covered with green and yellow beads, representing Orunmila

• Ifá divination and ceremonies: It is used on the Opon Ifá (divination board) to sprinkle the iyerosun (sacred powder) and erase the signs (Odu) marked by the babalawo during the consultation.
• Energy cleansings (Sarayeye): It is used to perform cleansings on people, removing negative energies and attracting the blessing of Orula.
• Purification rituals: It is used to sprinkle sacred water, herbs, or oils on objects, spaces, or people.
• Marking symbols: It is used to mark sacred symbols on the body during initiations or ceremonies, such as the hand of Orula.
• Consecration of objects: It helps channel energy when consecrating spiritual tools and working at the Orula altar