Lined doodle for Ochosi with goat hair 9" Tall

The covered garabato of Ochosi is a sacred ritual tool in Santería (the Rule of Ocha) that symbolizes power, protection, and the ability to catch or achieve goals, closely linked to hunting and justice. 

• Legal Protection and Assistance: Ochosi is the orisha of justice and hunting, so this garabato is used to protect believers from legal problems, injustices, imprisonment, and dangers, working in conjunction with Oggún.
• Opening Paths: It is used to clear the environment, bless, and "hook" or attract new opportunities and favorable paths.
• Spiritual Hunting Tool: Being covered (often with white or black goat hair), it represents the orisha's power to catch firmness, health, and spiritual evolution, acting as the deity's "staff".
• Representation on the Altar: It is placed next to the warriors (Elegguá, Oggún, Ochosi, and Osun) to reinforce the spirituality of the home or the person.