Yoruba Beaded King’s Divination Necklace Odigba Ifa

Authentic Traditional Beaded King’s Divination Necklace Odigba Ifa for Spiritual Leaders

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This exquisite Odigba Ifa necklace is a traditional Yoruba diviner’s beaded necklace, crafted with intricate detail and spiritual significance. Made from tiny glass beads and big white European beads, this necklace features two pouches (Apos) that hold sacred substances for protection and power.

Spiritual Significance

According to Yoruba tradition, the placement of the pouches coincides with points of vulnerability, offering protection and empowerment to the wearer. The necklace is believed to possess spiritual energy, and prior to its use, it would receive a special blessing bath to awaken its powers.

Symbolism and Colors

The colors and abstract patterns on the necklace hold deep symbolic meaning, referencing the powers and identities of Ifa, the deity of divination. Yellow and green, often associated with Ifa, are prominent colors in this design, signifying wisdom, growth, and spiritual guidance.

Traditional Use

This necklace was traditionally worn by diviners during important ceremonies, Ifa initiation processes, and annual festivals honoring deities. It serves as a powerful tool for spiritual leaders, connecting them to the divine and guiding their divination practices.

Authenticity and Craftsmanship

Each necklace is carefully crafted to preserve the traditional techniques and spiritual essence of Yoruba beadwork. This authentic Odigba Ifa necklace is a rare find for those seeking to connect with the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria and the Yoruba people.

Product Details

• Materials: Tiny glass beads, big white European beads
• Design: Two pouches (Apos) with sacred substances
• Colors: Traditional Yoruba colors, including yellow and green
• Significance: Spiritual protection, empowerment, and connection to Ifa
• Traditional Use: Worn by diviners during ceremonies, initiations, and festivals