Male Cast Iron Key Llave de Hierro Macho - Elegua Ogun Tool | Santeria Yoruba Lucumi 4" ancho | Caldero: 5½"

4" ancho | Caldero: 5½" alto

wood craft is identical as the one show in the picture (color tone may be different)

Hecho de hierro — auténtico y duradero

The bell (agogo) is one of Obatala's key attributes — used to call and communicate with Obatala in ceremonies and prayers

Juego estándar de Guerreros para Oggún — 9 pulgadas alto

Male Cast Iron Key Llave de Hierro Macho - Elegua Ogun Tool | Santeria Yoruba Lucumi 4" ancho | Caldero: 5½"Male Cast Iron Key (Llave de Hierro Macho) is a sacred iron key used as an attribute of Elegua and Ogun in the Santeria, Yoruba, and Lucumi tradition. Keys are one of the primary tools (herramientas) of Elegua the Orisha who opens and closes all roads. The male key represents opening paths, authority, and new beginnings. An essential item in any Guerrero set. Common uses: Placed inside the Caldero de Ogun as a Guerrero tool Offerings and altar work