Eshu Ogo 17"

Hand-carved in wood. Measures approximately 17"H

Eshu Agongo Ogo (sometimes referred to in contexts related to agboran or loaded figures) is a specific path or manifestation of Elegguá/Eshu within the Orisha-Ifá tradition. It is characterized by being a strong protector, related to the energy of war, movement, and defense against negative energies. 

• Function: It is associated with protection and the combat of negativity, often working in the plane of personal defense and agility to resolve conflicts.
• Representation: Being an agboran (carved figure), it is often represented as a wooden figure loaded with specific elements (ceremony of loading or secrecy),
• Nature: It belongs to the lines of Eshu that work intensely, sometimes associated with Arará, and is known for its active and sometimes treacherous nature toward enemies