Nine (9) colored Guinga Saya

The 9-color guinga skirt is a traditional ceremonial garment used primarily in the Orisha-Ifá (Santería) religion and Spiritism.

• Veneration of Oyá: It is strongly associated with the deity Oyá (mistress of the winds, the market, and lightning), as she is traditionally honored using colorful guinga fabrics.
• Spiritual Ceremonies: It is used as ritual attire during drumming ceremonies, spiritual masses, sessions, and religious festivals.
• Protection and Strength: It is believed that the combination of the 9 colors helps channel positive energies, protect against dark entities, and strengthen the energy field of the person wearing it.
• Symbol of Respect: It represents a sign of respect toward the ancestors (eggun) and African-rooted traditions.