Modumbela 13" High x 4.5" Wide

Hand-carved in wood.   13" High x 4.5" Wide

The Agboran Modumbela is a carved representation, generally in wood, of a doll or figure used in Santería and Ifá, often associated with Eshu. It serves as an oracle or ritual instrument (Agboran) for communication and representation of entities, with Modumbela being a specific type of carving

• Agboran: Term referring to wooden figures, carvings, or dolls that represent Orishas or Eggun (spirits) in the Afro-Cuban tradition.
• Modumbela: It is the specific name of the carving, often described as a figure of Eshu (force that balances or creates disturbances).