#candomble

[jeneka]

[coconuthoneyandjaguars]

Coleção "As Mães", em ordem da esquerda pra direita e para baixo estão as obras "Mãe Nanã", "Mãe Iemanjá", "Mãe Iansã", "Mãe Yewa", "Mãe Obá" e "Mãe Oxum".

Feitas todas por mim, sem uso de inteligência artificial. Por favor, não roubar, repostar ou usar sem devidos créditos e perguntar antes 💛

@/artemaribiscardi no Instagram.

[lonelyspelltoconjureyou]

Yemoja, àwa jé omon Yemaya, we are your children by Kypris Aquarelas

[latin-american-diversity]

Yemanja: Wisdom from the African Heart of Brazil (2015), Donna Roberts, Donna Read, Brazil

[adeptusfatalis-blog]

[yearningforunity]

Women braid young woman's hair. The young woman is 17 years old, deaf and holds the position of iabassê, responsible for looking after the traditions of the terreiro.

[brasilbrasilbrasil]

Devoção à Iemanjá. Festa da rainha do mar, 02/02/2023

Fotos: Raquel Bacelar @raquel_bacelar / Cobertura Colaborativa NINJA Yemanjá 2023

[itsstillsweetiebythealtar]

Recently watched The Skeleton Key again and was not too pleased with how Hoodoo was portrayed (especially with them saying it started in Louisiana, Hoodoo started throughout the south simultaneously). I’m noticing that the more and more I watch a movie, the more I kinda be like.. why did they portray it like that??

But I wanted to ask all of my ATR practitioners out there, hoodoo, voodoo, lucumi, isese, santeria, obeah, etc., have you ever watched a movie and felt as if your practice was portrayed in its authentic and complex form??