Damballah Wedo Statue
This beautifully crafted statue represents Damballah Wedo (Danbala, Damballah-Wedo), one of the most sacred Rada lwa in Haitian Vodou. Symbolizing purity, wisdom, creation, and spiritual harmony, Damballah is revered as the cosmic serpent who brings balance and ancestral connection.
Available in 8-inch and 12-inch sizes, this Italian-made devotional statue features rich painted detail and traditional styling, making it ideal for Vodou altars, bóveda setups, and ancestral spiritual work.
Features
High-quality Italian-style craftsmanship
Rich hand-painted detailing
Rada lwa representation (Damballah Wedo)
Available in 8" and 12" sizes
Ideal for altar and ritual use
Traditional Catholic syncretic imagery (Saint Patrick link)
Specifications
Material: Plaster / resin-style devotional statue
Sizes: 8 inches or 12 inches
Style: Haitian Vodou / Rada lwa / Catholic syncretism
Use: Altar, ritual, spiritual devotion, collection
Package Includes
1 × Damballah Wedo Statue (selected size: 8" or 12")
You can return it for a full refund in 14 days if not happy with the item. Customer pays for return shipping.
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