Iansã, also known as Oyá, is an orixá worshipped mainly in Afro-Brazilian religions such as Candomblé and Umbanda. She is the deity of winds, storms, and lightning, symbolizing strength and courage. Iansã is often depicted as a fearless warrior, wielding a sword or a sword and lightning, dressed in red or orange clothing that reflects her vibrant power and energy. Her strong personality is associated with determination and protection, and she is also connected to communication with the dead, as she is considered the guardian of the eguns (spirits). In Afro-Brazilian cults, she is revered as a figure of female leadership and an unwavering protector of her devotees.
Queen of Winds and storms, it brings us movement in our lives.A warrior mother, who guards and protects us with her sword.
Day of the week: Wednesday.
Syncretism: Santa Barbara.
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