Sopera Obbatalá / Oshanla Blanca 12"X12"

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 or Oshanla, the Orisha of wisdom, purity, and peace. Obatala is revered as the creator of humankind and embodies divine grace, calm, and spiritual wisdom. The white porcelain represents purity and holiness, while the rhinestones and silver accents symbolize spiritual elegance and enlightenment. Measuring 12" x 12", this tureen is perfect for holding sacred offerings during rituals dedicated to Obatala / Oshanla, inviting blessings of wisdom, purity, and spiritual clarity.

Product Usage:

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

• Ritual Offerings: Use the tureen to hold offerings such as coconut milk, white flowers, and silver coins, which are symbolic of Obatala's purity and spiritual authority.
• Sacred Storage: Store sacred items such as charms, beads, or candles within the tureen to maintain a deep spiritual connection with Obatala / Oshanla.
• Ritual Ceremonies: Incorporate the Sopera Obatala / Oshanla into ceremonies to invoke purity, wisdom, and peace, seeking blessings for spiritual guidance and protection.
• Altar Placement: Place the tureen on an altar as a symbol of devotion to Obatala / Oshanla, inviting their calm energy into your sacred space.

Key Benefits:

• Connection with Obatala / Oshanla: Deepens the spiritual bond with Obatala / Oshanla, inviting blessings of wisdom, purity, and serenity.
• Sacred Offering Vessel: Provides a sacred space for ritual offerings, ensuring proper reverence during ceremonies dedicated to Obatala / Oshanla.
• Symbol of Purity and Enlightenment: The white porcelain, rhinestones, silver accents, and plate symbolize spiritual purity, elegance, and enlightenment, aligning with Obatala / Oshanla's essence.
• Versatile Ritual Use: Suitable for purification rituals, wisdom-seeking ceremonies, and offerings that honor Obatala / Oshanla, inviting their calm energy into sacred practices.