2.5" Metal Violin

Measures 2.5". Gold with a stamp of Our Lady of Charity with a prayer.

In Santería (Yoruba religion), the small metal violin symbolizes a direct offering of love, sweetness, joy, and spiritual supplication. Its use is strongly linked to female deities such as Oshun (owner of gold, rivers, and love) and Yemayá (mother of the oceans), serving to invoke their positive energy and good fortune.

• Spiritual connection: Although the sacred drums (Batá) are the main means of communication with the Orishas, the violin is considered a pure musical tool capable of opening spiritual portals, transmitting prayers, and sweetening the devotee's destiny.
• Representation: Metal violin amulets or miniatures are commonly used on altars, thrones, or as tools to prepare ebbós (cleanings and offerings) in order to attract the grace of Oshun