This is a set of tools for Èbora Òrìṣà or The Warriors. These tools are meant to be used by practitioners in an African Traditional spiritual system.

What's Included

(1) Cast iron pot (7"H)

(1) set of stainless steel tools (9 pieces)

(1) Osun staff

Origin: USA

Cultural Note

The Warriors are usually the first òrìṣà received by a new initiate in the Lucumí tradition, representing the beginning of one’s spiritual journey as a practitioner.

The Warriors are principles of action and movement in the cosmos:

• Èṣù-Ẹlẹ́gbára (Eleggua) opens and closes paths.

  • represents communication, choice, polarity, destiny, opportunity

• Ògún clears the path

  • represents technology, assertion, civilization

• Òsóòsi (Ochosi) helps you find your way and hit your target.

  • represents focus, clarity, alchemy, justice, and adaptability

• Òsùn = Awareness, foresight, equilibrium

In Ifá and òrìṣà tradition, Òdè Òrìṣà is invoked in hunting societies, warrior cults, and shrines of Òsóòsi or Ògún. Hunters in traditional Yorùbáland are seen as both spiritual protectors and mystics — they navigate the border between the seen and unseen worlds. The Èbora classification affirms that these òrìṣà are not gentle deities; they respond swiftly to injustice, danger, and moral disorder.