Ashikuelu Carving in Oak 14” – Eleguá Wooden Doll | Creole Yoruba Figure (Handmade)

The Agborán of Ashikuelu in oak wood is a traditional figure within Creole Yoruba practice (Regla de Osha), representing Eleguá, the Orisha who opens and closes paths.

Hand-carved from oak wood, this figure stands out for its strength, weight, and presence, providing a more solid and durable character compared to other woods.

Each piece reflects the symbolic power of Eleguá and the value of artisanal work, making it ideal for altars, spiritual practices, or devotional spaces.

📏 Approximate height:

• 14 inches

🔔 Important:
Handmade product. May present variations in shape, details, and finish.

📌 Features (Bullet Points)

• 🪵 Material: Oak wood (high resistance)
• 📏 Height: Approximately 14 inches
• 🛐 Representation: Eleguá (opener of paths)
• 🧿 Type: Agborán (Creole Yoruba tradition)
• ✋ Craftsmanship: Handmade (unique piece)
• ⚖️ Quality: More robust and durable than common woods
• 🛐 Usage: Altars and spiritual practices

⚠️ IMPORTANT – ARTISANAL PIECE

• Each figure is unique and unrepeatable
• May vary in expression, wood grain, and finish
• Images are for reference
• Shipped according to availability

👉 Exact model not guaranteed