Melao 12 oz

In Afro-Cuban Santería, melao (cane molasses) is primarily used to honor, sweeten, and ask for prosperity from orishas such as Yemayá and Olokun, representing firmness, evolution, and gentleness. It is considered the "sweet blood of the earth" and is used to open stagnant paths, cleanse negative energies, and calm conflicts.  

• Offerings (Adimú): It is used to sweeten the altar of Yemayá and Olokun, often over fruits such as papaya (fruta bomba) to ask for health, stability, and prosperity.
• Sweetening and Binding: It is used to soften difficult situations, appease the anger of the orishas, or attract diplomacy and sweetness in relationships.
• Baldeos and Cleansings: It is added to the floor-washing water (baldeo) to clean the floors of the house, transmuting negative energies into opportunities and attracting luck.
• Firmness: Due to its thick texture and dark color, it is used to "glue" or settle luck and economic development in the home.