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Art made in watercolor in honor of Xangô.
Xangô (Ṣàngó) is the deity of justice, lightning and thunder. Represented by the fire element and the colors brown and red, it also symbolizes balance and achievements. King of the city of Oyó, the vigilante orixá punishes liars, thieves and nothing goes unpunished in his eyes. He has a two-sided axe, which protects his children from injustice and brings the law of return to those who do wrong. When seeking justice for him, it is important to remember that the ax cuts both ways, and before your law acts against the other, it will look first at you and your deeds.
Kawó Kabiesilé!

Description
Art made in watercolor in honor of Xangô.
Xangô (Ṣàngó) is the deity of justice, lightning and thunder. Represented by the fire element and the colors brown and red, it also symbolizes balance and achievements. King of the city of Oyó, the vigilante orixá punishes liars, thieves and nothing goes unpunished in his eyes. He has a two-sided axe, which protects his children from injustice and brings the law of return to those who do wrong. When seeking justice for him, it is important to remember that the ax cuts both ways, and before your law acts against the other, it will look first at you and your deeds.
Kawó Kabiesilé!