The **Ori Efe** is a carved wooden head representing an Orisha in the Yoruba tradition. It is used in ceremonies such as Olokun, also to represent the mystical king Oduduwa, and for other functions. Approximately 12 inches tall, this hand-carved piece is a symbol of the divine connection between human beings and the gods. In Yoruba culture, "Ori" refers to the head, considered the seat of destiny and consciousness, and is a key element in the worship of Orishas. The wooden figure, with intricate and expressive details, conveys a sacred presence, evoking spirituality and profound respect for African cultural heritage.
