Igba Asa Kefun Wooden Doll 13” – Traditional Yoruba (Criollo) Agborán | Spirit of the Carver

The Igba Asa Kefun Wooden Doll is a traditional figure within Creole Yoruba practice (Regla de Osha), known by many as the “spirit of the carver” or symbolically associated as Eleguá's brother.

This Agborán represents a connection to creation, craftsmanship, and the spiritual energy manifested through wood.

Hand-carved, each piece retains a unique character, being used in altars or spiritual spaces according to practice.

📏 Approximate measurements:

• Height: 13 inches
• Width: 6 inches

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

📌 Features (Bullet Points)

• 🪵 Material: Hand-carved wood
• 📏 Measurements: 13” high x 6” wide approx.
• 🧿 Type: Agborán (Creole Yoruba tradition)
• ✋ Manufacture: Handmade (unique piece)
• 🌿 Meaning: Associated with the spirit of the carver
• 🛐 Use: Altars and spiritual practices

⚠️ IMPORTANT – HANDCRAFTED PIECE

• Each figure is unique and unrepeatable
• May vary in expression, shape, and details
• Images are for reference
• Ships according to availability

👉 Identical model not guaranteed

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