The pedestal elevates and honors the Orisha's sopera or fundamento within the altar. Giving the Orisha height is a sign of respect, and it helps arrange the throne and the canastillero (altar cabinet) with order, beauty and presence.
📌 DESCRIPTION
Elephant-shaped pedestal, sturdy and decorated with gold details. Widely used by babalawos as a base for Orula's board (tablero) or batea, and to elevate soperas on the altar.
🏺 Material: resin 📏 Approximate size: 24" tall
📦 Available options:
Brown – Oyá
White – Obatalá
📌 RELIGIOUS USE
📌 Use: Religious / traditional 📌 Tradition: Osha / Ifá
Used for:
Elevating and showcasing soperas, potiches and fundamentos
Thrones, altars and canastilleros
Giving order and presence to the Orisha within the altar
📌 IMPORTANT
⚠️ Delicate piece: handle with care. Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen.
📌 SHIPPING
📦 Carefully packed and protected so it arrives in good condition. You can also pick it up at any of our Miami stores.
📌 FINAL NOTE
The sopera, the potiche and the pedestal are the Orisha's home and place of honor. We recommend choosing the model and color under the guidance of your elders or religious godparents. Ashé.
