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orixá iemanjá – 20cm resin

This orixá iemanjá – 20cm resin image (commonly referred to as “marfinite”) is part of our collection of more affordable Afro-Brazilian images. This image of the Orixá Iemanjá (or Yemanjá) is approximately 20cm tall and fits within the African representation of the Orixá.

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BRIEF CHARACTERISTICS OF IEMANJÁ

Yemanjá is an orixá of African origin, whose name derives from the Yoruba expression Yéyé omo ejá (“Mother whose children are fish”). In Afro-Brazilian religions, this female Orixá is the great uterus of life on Earth. Iemanjá is the wife of Oxalá and the mother of the Orixás. Yemanjá, the goddess of the sea and saltwater, is strong, proud, strict, maternal, hardworking, available, majestic, and calm. She is called Iyá, “Mother,” as she is the great mother of origins. Yemanjá appears beautiful, calm, sensual, dignified, and fertile; but, she can be possessive, jealous, and does not easily forgive betrayal. Her colors are Blue and White. Guide: Blue or blue and white beads – Flowers: Daisies, Roses – Clothing: Blue clothing – Location: Sea and oceans – Sacred day: February 2.