Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu Statue

Name: Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu Statue
Brand: Afro Caribe Botanica

$400.00

Approx. 2.5’ Feet Tall

Unleash the potent power of ancestral spirits and energy with our Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu Statue. This striking piece embodies the rich traditions of African Kongo and Afro-Caribbean spiritualities, such as Palo Mayombe, and is also revered in Brazilian Kongo-based practices like Candomble, Umbanda, and Quimbanda. Additionally, these statues may represent Sigidi or Esu Abilu in the Yoruba Ifa tradition.

Standing approximately 3 feet tall, this statue is intricately carved from mahogany wood and adorned with iron nails, mirrors, charms, and other mojo packs, making it a unique blend of cultural heritage and spiritual might. These statues serve as powerful deities, often utilized as offensive weapons against enemies, sorceries, witchcraft, envy, and the evil eye. They can even be sent to harm or annoy adversaries in their sleep.

Beyond their offensive capabilities, Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu statues are revered as guardians, protecting homes and doorways from negative energies and malevolent forces. Their formidable presence ensures safety and spiritual balance, making them an essential addition to any spiritual practice or home defense.

Why Choose the Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu Statue?

Cultural Richness: Represents ancestral spirits and energy across African Kongo and Afro-Caribbean spiritualities.

Versatile Significance: Revered in Palo Mayombe, Candomble, Umbanda, Quimbanda, and Yoruba Ifa traditions.

Defensive Power: Utilized against sorcery, witchcraft, envy, and other malevolent forces.

Guardian Presence: Acts as a powerful protector for homes and doorways.

Exquisite Craftsmanship: Approximately 3 feet tall, uniquely carved from mahogany wood, and adorned with iron nails, mirrors, charms, and mojo packs.

Embrace the formidable power and protection of the Nkisi Nkonde-Sigidi-Esu Abilu Statue. Order now to fortify your spiritual space and connect deeply with the rich traditions of African and Afro-Caribbean spirituality.