Farmland. 1 oz

In Santería and Afro-Cuban religions, farmland (or field soil) is primarily used in rituals to feed the earth (Orisha Oko), seeking fertility, abundance, a good harvest, and protection from pests. It is a fundamental element for connecting with nature and ensuring material and family prosperity.

• Worship of Orisha Oko: This deity represents fertile land and agriculture. It is used to request food, protection in the fields, and stability.
• Fertility and Prosperity: Farmland is associated with growth and life, so it is used in works for procreation (helping women conceive) and to ensure abundance in the home.
• Reciprocity and Respect: It is used in "payment to the earth" rituals, which consist of symbolically giving something back to nature as permission and gratitude for the resources obtained.