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The three women represent the goddesses known as Marasa. If you look closely you will see three pronged symbols on their dresses (known as veve) to used to invoke the Marasa. These goddesses of children and childbirth are often depicted as twins,…

Abstract painting of two figures (probably loas) intertwined, sitting next to eachother

Painting of two faces. One face is facing forward and the second face is facing to the right. Colors are warm and cool near the bottom.

Drapo Flag. La Sirene, water spirit. Mermaid wife of Met Agwe. She is the loa of wealth. She owns all the riches of the seas. She is the queen of the seas.

Drapo Flag. Granbois. Elemental, nature oriented loa associated with trees, plants, and herbs. With satin, sequins. Pink border. Man standing in the middle with outstretched arms.

Drapo Flag. With satin, sequins. View of the back of an elephant.

Black monster form with a yellow background with red circles with white dots.

Androgynous body facing forward. Thee are faces as the hands. The legs split like fins. There is a snake circling around the body.