Oshun Lined Jicara Guira 5" Width x 2" Height approx.

In Santería (the Orisha tradition), a lined calabash for Oshún is an essential ritual object used primarily to present offerings (addimú) and connect with the orisha of fresh waters, love, prosperity, and beauty

• Offering Container (Addimú): It is used to place specific offerings for Oshún, such as Oshinchin (shrimp, Swiss chard), honey-covered gofio candies, honey, cornmeal, sweets, and river fruits.
• Ritual Ornament and Altar: Being lined (usually with yellow and gold beads, cowrie shells, or shiny elements), it serves to adorn Oshún's altar, reflecting her love for wealth, gold, and beauty.
• Worship and Petitions: It is used as a ceremonial bowl to make petitions for love, abundance, and fertility.
• Use in Ceremonies: It can be used in ritual baths, to hold fresh elements, or in the context of diloggún (cowrie shell) ceremonies.