Voodoo

Veves in Vodou Traditions: Sacred Symbols of the Lwa - DAILY IFÁ

A modern artistic representation of <n>Vodou</n> <n>vèvè</n> symbols.

A collection of stainless steel pendants featuring various <n>Voodoo Veve symbols</n>.

Vèvè symbols for the Voodoo Loa <n>Ayizan</n>, <n>Damballah Weddo</n>, <n>Baron Samedi</n>, <n>Ogoun</n>, <n>Papa Legba</n>, and <n>Maman Brigitte</n>.

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The <n>Vèvè of Ogoun</n>, a religious symbol used in Haitian Vodou to represent the loa <n>Ogun</n>.

A collection of Voodoo <n>Veve</n> symbols for Loa such as <n>Papa Legba</n>, <n>Baron Samedi</n>, and <n>Maman Brigitte</n>.

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The <n>Veve of Baron Samedi</n>, a religious symbol in Haitian Vodou representing the loa (spirit).

An illustration of various <n>Vodou vèvès</n>, including symbols for <n>Erzulie Freda</n> and <n>Damballa</n>.

Veve of <n>Maman Brigitte</n>, a loa in Haitian Vodou. Illustration by <n>Sting</n>.

<n>Seven of Pentacles: 'Fire Mage Apprentice'</n> (2014), an oil painting by <n>Leilani Bustamante</n>.

A lineup of traditional African <n>Voodoo dolls</n>, also known as <n>poppets</n>.