Traditional Air Bellows 11"-12" - Ritual Tool Used for Ogun

Traditional air bellows used to forcefully push and direct air through a flexible chamber that opens to fill with air and closes to expel it.

This type of bellows is widely used in various cultural and spiritual practices, especially in ceremonial spaces and altars. In some traditions, it is commonly associated with Ogun, due to its symbolic relationship with iron, work, and tools.

Approximate measurement: between 11" and 12" long.

A functional and traditional object that can also be part of altars, ceremonial spaces, or cultural collections.

• Traditional product within various cultural practices
• May have slight variations