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Regular Orisha Necklaces (Elekes) 16–18" | All Creole Saints | Inshe Miami
Regular Orisha Necklaces (Elekes) 16–18" | All Creole Saints | Inshe Miami
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Regular Orisha Necklaces (Elekes) – also known as santo necklaces, ilekes, elekes, fundamento necklaces or beaded necklaces.
These necklaces are made with regular-size beads, one of the most traditional styles used within Yoruba, Osha, Ifá and Santería practices.
In this product you will find a wide selection of necklaces for the main Orishas and Creole Saints (Santos Criollos), letting you choose the model you prefer all in one place.
Each necklace keeps the traditional color combination of its representation and is carefully made with excellent-quality materials to offer a durable, comfortable and beautifully presented piece.
📌 AVAILABLE MODELS (choose in the Options menu)
- Eleguá (Elegguá, Elegua, Eshu) · Holy Child of Atocha / Saint Anthony
- Obatalá (Obatala, Oxalá) · Our Lady of Mercy
- Oshún (Ochún, Oshun) · Our Lady of Charity
- Yemayá (Yemaya, Yemoja) · Virgin of Regla
- Changó (Shangó, Shango, Chango) · Saint Barbara
- Ogún (Oggún, Ogun) · Saint Peter
- Ochosi (Oshosi) · Saint Norbert
- Oyá (Yansá, Yanza) · Our Lady of Candelaria
- Orula (Orúnmila, Orunla) · Saint Francis of Assisi
- Olokun and Babalawo's Olokun
- Ozain (Osain, Osaín)
- Aggayú (Agayú, Aganjú) · Saint Christopher
- Inle (Erinle) · Saint Raphael
- Obba (Oba) · Saint Rita
- Orishaoko (Orisha Oko, Oricha Oko) · Saint Isidore the Farmer
- San Lázaro (Babalú Ayé, Babaluaye, Asojano)
- Eshu Afra (white and black)
- 7 Potencias (Seven African Powers)
- Black – Nanu, Babalú Ayé, Ogún
- Pink – Naná (Nana Burúkú)
📌 FEATURES
- Regular-size beads.
- Traditional design, handmade.
- Durable and comfortable for daily use.
- Approximately 16 to 18 inches long.
Need several of the same saint? We also have the pack of 10 regular necklaces. Questions? Message us on WhatsApp at (786) 955-3724.
Santeria necklaces (elekes / ilekes) 16"–18" for every Orisha: Elegua, Obatala, Oshun, Yemaya, Shango, Ogun, Ochosi, Oya, Orunmila, Olokun, Osain, Aganju, Inle, Oba, Orisha Oko, Babalu Aye, Seven African Powers.
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