Exu - 8"

In Afro-Brazilian religions like Candomblé and Quimbanda, statues of Exu (or Eshu) are symbolic representations of the orixá (divinity) who is a messenger, bridge between the spiritual and material worlds, and lord of the crossroads. Exu statues often depict him with attributes like a black cape, walking stick, or crown, and they are used in rituals and as focal points on altars.

Exu is associated with the number 3, Offers are made on Mondays, Exu loves Plantain, Yams, toasted Corn, candies, dark rum, dark tequila and red wine.

You may enhance his power by spraying Siete Machos and Tobacco Cologne.