Sopera Loto Obatala / Oshanla Blanca 9"X8"

Spiritual Significance:

The Sopera Obatala / Oshanla, also known as an Orisha Soup Tureen, is a sacred porcelain vessel used in Yoruba and Santería spiritual practices to honor Obatala and Oshanla, the Orishas associated with purity, wisdom, and peace. Obatala is revered as the Orisha of clarity, creation, and serenity, while Oshanla represents an aspect of Obatala, emphasizing balance and spiritual elevation. The white color of the tureen embodies purity, peace, and spiritual enlightenment. Measuring 9" x 8", this tureen is ideal for holding sacred offerings dedicated to Obatala and Oshanla, inviting their calm, wise, and elevating energy.

Product Usage:

The Sopera Obatala / Oshanla can be used in various spiritual contexts:

• Ritual Offerings: Use the tureen to hold offerings such as white flowers, rice, and coconuts, which are sacred to Obatala and symbolize his peaceful and nurturing energy.
• Sacred Storage: Store sacred items such as white beads, charms, or candles within the tureen to maintain a strong spiritual connection with Obatala and Oshanla.
• Ritual Ceremonies: Incorporate the Sopera Obatala / Oshanla into ceremonies to invoke spiritual clarity, wisdom, and protection, seeking blessings from Obatala and Oshanla for peace, purity, and spiritual growth.
• Altar Placement: Place the tureen on an altar as a symbol of devotion to Obatala and Oshanla, inviting their tranquil and protective presence into your sacred space.

Key Benefits:

• Connection with Obatala and Oshanla: Deepens the spiritual bond with Obatala and Oshanla, inviting their blessings of peace, clarity, and wisdom.
• Sacred Offering Vessel: Provides a sacred space for ritual offerings, ensuring proper reverence during ceremonies dedicated to Obatala and Oshanla.
• Symbol of Purity and Enlightenment: The white porcelain embodies the peaceful, elevating, and pure energy of Obatala and Oshanla.
• Versatile Ritual Use: Suitable for healing rituals, protection ceremonies, and offerings that honor Obatala and Oshanla, inviting their peaceful and enlightened energy into spiritual practices.