Ochosi with a 12" bow

Ochosi (or Oshosi) is the Orisha of hunting, justice, and fishing in the Yoruba religion, recognized as an agile warrior, expert tracker, and sorcerer. As part of the "Warriors" (along with Eleguá, Ogún, and Osun), he symbolizes strength, perseverance, and divine protection against imprisonment and injustice. 

• Representation: He is commonly depicted as a warrior with a bow and arrow, wearing tiger or leopard skins.
• Tools: His imagery includes a bow and three arrows, spears, a machete, shields, and hunting elements (deer hooves).
• Relationship with Nature: He is linked to abundance and sustenance, often associated with the forest and birds, with the parrot being his favorite