Babalu Aye Sopera Clay Bowl

This handcrafted Babalu Aye Sopera is a traditional clay ritual vessel inspired by Yoruba, Arará, and Afro-Caribbean spiritual traditions. Dedicated to Babalú-Ayé (Obaluaiye / San Lázaro), this sacred bowl is used for altar devotion, ceremonial offerings, and spiritual containment of Orisha energy.

Made from high-quality terracotta clay, the sopera features a rich brown glazed finish with gold decorative detailing. The domed lid includes seven symbolic holes, representing spiritual balance and protection, while the matching bowl creates a complete ceremonial vessel used in traditional Orisha practice.

This piece is associated with Asojano, Sakpata, and other healing earth energies and is widely used in Lucumí, Santería, Candomblé, and Yoruba-based traditions.

Features:

Handcrafted clay Orisha sopera vessel

Dedicated to Babalu Aye / San Lázaro / Asojano

Traditional domed lid with 7 holes

Brown and gold high-gloss finish

Suitable for altar and ritual use

Symbol of healing, earth energy & protection

Inspired by Yoruba & Afro-Caribbean traditions

Durable ceremonial craftsmanship

Specifications:

Brand: Ritual Scent

Product Type: Orisha Ritual Vessel (Sopera)

Material: Terracotta Clay / Barro

Finish: Brown & Gold Glaze

Height (Total): 7 Inches

Lid Height: 5 Inches

Bowl Diameter: 9 Inches

Handmade: Yes

Condition: New

Package Includes:

1 × Babalu Aye Sopera Vessel