Ogun orisha tattoo

Dragon tattoos are among the most popular animal tattoos in the world of body art, as they have distinctive designs and rich symbolism. These mythical creatures are believed to represent strength, grace, and intelligence.

Ogum by Walmir S. Archanjo

On August 14 1791 a slave rebellion began on the Island of Saint Domingue, present day Haiti. The slaves held a ceremony and prayed and asked "Ogun" to fight by there side and give them the strength to overcome those who would oppress them. The slave's prayers were heard by the powerful Ogun. As the slaves rushed to fight for their freedoms, the mighty Ogun infused his spirit within all of them. Across the tropical lands he charged into battle with his saber-tooth white lion and the Haitian…

Try this in mid-journey : “a warrior dressed in green, running through the forest with a machete. his skin is dark and he is very muscular . he is adorned with silver crown, bracelets and chains. the image is photo realistic and the forest background is thick. —v 6.0” #aiart #orishas #ogun

Just your everyday smooth, comfy tee, a wardrobe staple Slim fit, so size up if you prefer a looser fit, or check out the Classic T-Shirt Male model shown is 6'0" / 183 cm tall and wearing size Large Female model shown is 5'8" / 173 cm tall and wearing size Small Midweight 4.2 oz. / 145 gsm fabric, solid color t-shirts are 100% cotton, heather grey t-shirts are 90% cotton/10% polyester, charcoal heather and green t-shirts are 52% cotton/48% polyester The third party printer of this product…

Concept illustration of Ogun, African God of Iron, war and Justice. Created in preparation for a personal comic project i’m currently working on.

Ogun is the Orisha of iron, war, labor, and technology in Yoruba tradition. He symbolizes strength, resilience, and the power to overcome obstacles, often associated with tools, weapons, and progress through hard work. Ogun is a protector and enforcer of justice, invoked for courage and endurance in difficult times. In Odu Ifa, Ogun clears the way for wisdom and success, teaching persistence and preparation. Devotees honor him through offerings of food, iron items, and maintaining tools…

Yemaya, also known as Yemanjá, is a powerful, primordial spiritual entity or orisha in Yorubaland mythology that is associated with water and is considered the mother of all. She is a prominent and beloved spirit in Santeria, Candomblé, and other African diaspora traditions.

Ogun by Andre luiz ferreira ❤