Veronese Design - Ogun (Oggun) God of Wa , Iron and Hunting
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Veronese Design
Ogun (Oggun) God of War, Iron and Hunting
- Odun Godof War, Iron and Hunting
- Bronzed
- Statue
- Expertly handcrafted
- Cast in the finest polyresin
- Dimensions: (hxwxd) approx. 24cm x 14.7cm x 10.8cm
- Veronese Design
Ogun God of War, Iron and Hunting
Within the intricate fabric of Yoruba mythology, Ogun Orisha stands as an ancient deity with profound origins. Revered in Yoruba culture widespread across regions including Ondo, personifies the raw force of natural elements. This deity's influence extends beyond localized traditions, representing strength and transformation in the broader Yoruba belief system.
Ogun, the Orisha of iron, war, and labor, is venerated in various religions across different cultures. Recognized by various names in diverse traditions, Ogun embodies the spirit of determination, craftsmanship, and warfare.
In the Yoruba and Ifá religions of West Africa, he is simply known as Ogun, representing the deity of metallurgy, technology, and progress. In Brazilian Candomblé, he takes the name Ogum, symbolizing the force of combat and defense. The Afro-Caribbean religion of Santería reveres him as Ogún, emphasizing his attributes related to protection and clearing of obstacles.
Meanwhile, in Haitian Vodou, he is called Ogou, representing the warrior spirit, and he plays a crucial role in rituals invoking protection and victory. Across these traditions, Ogun remains a powerful figure symbolizing resilience, innovation, and warfare.
