The Image of Iansã is a powerful and vibrant representation of the Orisha of the winds, storms and lightning. Ideal for altars and devotional spaces, it symbolizes strength, courage and transformation. Use it to invoke the protection and energy of Iansã, promoting justice, dynamism and positive change in your life.
Additional Info 16x7.5x31cm
Who is Iansã? Iansã, also known as Oiá, is one of the most powerful and respected Orishas in Candomblé and Umbanda, religions of African origin. She is the deity of the winds, storms, lightning and war. Iansã is known for her strength, courage and impetuous temperament. She is also associated with death and rebirth, acting as guardian of the spirits of the dead.
Origin and Mythology: Iansã is a central figure in Yoruba mythology. She is often described as a warrior woman, brave and fearless, capable of controlling the winds and storms. Iansã is the wife of Xangô, the Orixá of thunder and fire, and is known for sharing his dominion over the elements of nature.
Cultural importance: Iansã is a central figure in Afro-Brazilian religions, symbolizing feminine strength, courage and the ability to face and overcome challenges. Her influence is felt in the daily lives of devotees, who seek her guidance and protection in times of need. In addition, Iansã is celebrated in various cultural manifestations, such as music, dance and festivals, reflecting her deep connection with Afro-Brazilian cultural identity.
