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Soperas & Altar Vessels
A red-and-black vessel for Elegguá with three faces at the neck, cowrie shells, gold crowns and braid, and a small burlap pouch inside the niche.
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Soperas & Altar Vessels
A lidded sopera with crystal accents. In Lukumí practice a sopera holds an Orisha's sacred items; blue and silver are often chosen for Yemayá, white and silver for Obatalá, and brown and gold for Oyá. Ask our practitioners which finish suits your Orisha.
Soperas & Altar Vessels
A gold, pumpkin-shaped sopera with rhinestone bands and scrolled handles. Gold and the pumpkin (calabaza) are sacred to Ochún, so this style is often chosen for her.
Soperas & Altar Vessels
A tall red-and-black Elegguá shrine on its own column. The niche is crowned with three red-and-black faces and trimmed in cowrie shells and gold braid, with Elegguá's name on the base.
Soperas & Altar Vessels
A natural dried gourd bowl. In Lukumí practice jícaras hold offerings, water and food for the Orishas and are used in cleansings and at the altar. Four sizes that nest together, sold individually: pick the size you need.
