Ozun De Oya – Oyá's Rooster With Tools | Traditional Spiritual Figure

Ozun De Oyá, also known as Gallito de Oyá, made of metal and decorated with small hanging tools that represent elements associated with this powerful Orisha.

Within the traditions of Regla de Ocha / Santería, the Ozun is considered a spiritual guardian, a symbol of alertness, protection, and balance. In this case, it is associated with Oyá, an Orisha related to winds, changes, and the transformative force of nature.

This piece is used as a symbolic element within altars and religious foundations, accompanying the representation of Oyá in different spiritual spaces.

The design includes the traditional rooster at the top, with small decorative tools that reinforce its ceremonial character.

Approximate Measurements

• Height: 5 inches
• Width: 3 inches

Features

⚒️ Material: metal
🕊️ Representation: Ozun associated with Oyá
✨ Design: rooster with hanging tools
🪶 Use: traditional altars and spiritual spaces

Due to its craftsmanship and the nature of the product, it may present slight variations in details or finish.

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