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GODDESS YEMAYA STATUES (YEMANJA)
OCEAN GODDESS YEMAYA FLAG
YEMAYA GODDESS BANNER
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Black Yemaya Yemaya Goddess Statue in Black
 
8 inches high
Offering pearls from the sea.
Handpainted Resin.
$34.00

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White Goddess Yemaya Goddess Yemaya Statue in White
 8 inches high
Offering Pearls from the Sea
Handpainted Resin.
$34.00

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Brazilian Yemaya with Fists Brazilian Goddess Yemaya Statue
Original is of carved wood in Bahia, Brazil
9 inches high
Black/gold colored resin statue.
$42.00

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Yemaya Flag Goddess Yemaya Flag or Wall Hanging
This rayon pennant - flag has brilliant colors
hand batiked in Bali, Indonesia. 
 15.5 inches wide x 19.5 inches long. #YIP   

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Yemaya Banner Yemaya Banner  New!
4  feet tall by 3 feet wide

From the shores of Africa, in the Yoruban tradition, Yemaya is one of the Orishas. She is the Ocean Goddess, here bedecked with sacred cowrie shells, carrying a conch, and leaping from the water. Her hair flys out in long dreadlocks in the ocean breeze, and the full moon shines in the background. Rayon Batik.

$36.00
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Yemaya: The Orisha of the Ocean and Motherhood, Yemayah was brought to the New World by the peoples of Nigeria via Brazil and Cuba, where she has been venerated for centuries as Protectress during the middle passage of slavery. 
    She is the Ocean Goddess, bedecked with sacred cowrie shells, the ultimate manifestation of female power. 
    In Brazil, on new year's eve, people celebrate the Feast of Yemanja on the beach by digging trenches in the sand and filling them with candles to create sacred spaces full of peace and serenity. At midnight they launch flowers and offerings into the sea and immerse themselves in the purifying and protective foamy mantle of the waves.
    Yemanja, Goddess of the Ocean and Mother of Pearls, is shown standing on the waves offering her blessings for the families praying on the shore.
      She is the Orisha of procreation, gestation, and the family, and holds absolute reign over the hearth fire. 
    Many in Brazil consider her to be the Mother of all Orishas. She is sometimes represented as a mermaid, a white seashell and the Virgin Mary. Mistress of the Line of Water Vibrations.