Lined Igba Aje made from natural jicara (calabash), a traditional piece associated with Orisa Aje within Yoruba culture.
This jicara is prepared using natural materials such as calabash (gourd), beads, and cowrie shells, elements that traditionally represent prosperity, abundance, and connection to the Yoruba spiritual tradition.
Each piece is handmade, so there may be slight variations in shape, size, and arrangement of decorative elements.
Each piece is unique due to its natural origin and artisanal craftsmanship.
This piece comes from Nigeria, made by artisans who maintain traditional techniques within Yoruba culture.
Traditional Use
The Igba Aje is known within the Yoruba tradition as a ceremonial vessel related to Orisa Aje, culturally associated with prosperity, trade, and abundance.
It is commonly used in:
• Spiritual altars
• Ceremonial spaces
• Yoruba cultural practices
• Collections of traditional ritual art
Made with natural jicara (gourd)
• Decorated with beads and cowrie shells
• Handcrafted and unique piece
• Associated with Yoruba cultural tradition
• Ideal for altars, ceremonies, or collection
