In Yoruba spirituality, Orí literally translates to "head," but spiritually represents an individual's inner divine consciousness and personal destiny.
It is often said that one should venerate and placate their Orí before attempting to appeal to any of the Orisha, because even if they grant you what you ask for, it is still up to your Orí to accept or deny the blessing.
I designed this candle to not just look and smell divine, but to honour one’s eternal essence, and to help bring into this physical realm, all that is for your highest good.
You might choose to burn it and meditate as the scent of tonka, vetiver and sandalwood envelop you, or you might just want the sculpture to be somewhere beautiful in your home.
It will still work its magic.
Fire is an important part of alchemy, and requires being responsible. Don’t leave the candle unattended and all that good stuff.
In Yoruba spirituality, Orí literally translates to "head," but spiritually represents an individual's inner divine consciousness and personal destiny.
It is often said that one should venerate and placate their Orí before attempting to appeal to any of the Orisha, because even if they grant you what you ask for, it is still up to your Orí to accept or deny the blessing.
I designed this candle to not just look and smell divine, but to honour one’s eternal essence, and to help bring into this physical realm, all that is for your highest good.
You might choose to burn it and meditate as the scent of tonka, vetiver and sandalwood envelop you, or you might just want the sculpture to be somewhere beautiful in your home.
It will still work its magic.
Fire is an important part of alchemy, and requires being responsible. Don’t leave the candle unattended and all that good stuff.
