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NEW:
256 ODU OF IFÁ IN ENGLISH!
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Secrets
of the Odus of Ifá *1200
pages *Price: $1500.00 Available
1 August 2002 from Folkcuba.com! |
Folkcuba.com explores Afro-cuban art, religion and history. The Eguin Kolade Gallery displays hand made, unique objects by artists of the Afro-Cuban religious traditions. Included are altar objects or replicas, and paintings and sculpture representing these traditions. The Store offers for sale gallery pieces, cermonial objects, botanica supplies, Osha-Ifa books, music, and authentic instruments, such as Lukumi, Palo, and Abakua drums, all produced in Cuba. In the future, the Archive will display documents and images concerning Afro-Cuban and Black Atlantic history.
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Aurora Lamar (Oba T'ola, aka La China de Maximillano), founder of the "Pimienta" (sub) rama of Havana's Barrio Atare. La Pimienta has its root in Apoto Belen Gonzalez. Ibae. |
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Victor Patricio de Landaluze, El Ñáñigo, lithograph, c.11x9", from Landaluze's Típos y Costumbres de La Isla de Cuba, 1881. |
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Adechina Ño Remigio Herrera (Obara Meyi), a Yoruba babalawo (c.1811-1905) who arrived in Cuba c.1830, was a principal founder of Ifa in Havana and Matanzas, Regla's Cabildo of Yemaya, and the sacred bata drum tradition. Ibaye Ibaye Timoyen Tonu |
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