Santa Muerte of Money 10"H

10" Size  The image of Santa Muerte is not part of Santería or traditional Yoruba religion, as it is a Mexican folk figure. However, some devotees syncretize both beliefs, using her image primarily for protection, healing, spiritual justice, and love spells, often associating her with the Yoruba deity of death, Ikú.  

• Key difference: In Santería, the orisha in charge of the process of death is Ikú (Lord of Death), not the Mexican Santa Muerte.
• Role in syncretism: Those who blend the worship use her as a powerful entity to ask for urgent favors, protection against enemies, and in white magic rituals.
• Use in altars: Candles, prayers, and offerings are offered to her to ensure well-being, protection of the home, and guidance in difficult times.