Oshun Brass Comb Ilari

This handcrafted brass ilari comb is created for Oshun (Ochun, Oxum), the Yoruba Orisha of love, beauty, fertility, wealth, and sweet waters. In Lucumi and Santeria traditions, Oshun is strongly associated with gold, rivers, honey, and sacred adornment.

This decorative comb is designed to hold red parrot feathers (ikodidé / plumas de loro), traditionally used in Oshun ceremonial mazos and sopera arrangements. It can be placed inside beaded tools, altar vessels, or displayed as part of Orisha ritual setups.

Spiritual meaning

The ilari represents elegance, divine femininity, and spiritual beauty. In Oshun tradition, feathers symbolize blessing, elevation, and sacred connection to the Orisha.

Features

Handmade brass ceremonial ilari comb

Designed for Oshun (Ochun / Oxun)

Holds red parrot feathers (not included)

Can be used in mazo or sopera setups

Decorative gold-tone finish

Suitable for altar or ritual display

Available single or in pairs

Specifications

Material: Solid brass

Finish: Polished gold tone

Size: Approx. 7 inches

Style: Yoruba / Lucumi / Santeria Orisha tool

Use: Ritual decoration, altar adornment, feather holder

Origin: Made in India

Package includes

1 × Brass Oshun Ilari Comb (or selected quantity)