Indian Carved in Cedar 13" High X4"X2"

Cedar wood carved Indian figure. Measurements: 13" high x 4" x 2". Decorative and ritual piece.

The Indian Agboran is a wooden figure consecrated in Santería (Regla de Osha) that represents a warrior spirit, often associated with the strength and protection of indigenous ancestors, which is used in rituals to connect with spiritual energies. It is often seen accompanied by elements such as bows, arrows, or eagles, highlighting its connection with nature and power. 

• Function: It is a charged doll or object (Agboran) that serves as a guardian or receiver of a specific energy.
• Representation: It symbolizes a strong warrior, integrating the indigenous spiritual vision with the Yoruba practice.
• Use: It is consecrated in rituals, sometimes living alongside warrior orishas such as Shango or Ozain.