Dried Coconut Shell Set (Obí Agbón/Nzandi/Chamalongos) Set:4 pieces Never burn unattended

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The BaKongo use the term nkisi (plural mnkisi) to refer to a sculptural object that provides a local habitation for a spiritual personality

Dried Coconut Shell Set (Obí Agbón/Nzandi/Chamalongos) Set:4 pieces Never burn unattendedWhats Included (Set of 4) Dried coconut shells used in divination. Origin: Caribbean Cultural Note Ob Agbn (Yoruba for coconut divination tool) is the most commonly used divination tool by Lucum or Palo Mayombe practitioners. Lucum is an African spiritual tradition practiced in Cuba (and throughout the Caribbean and US). This tradition has its roots in If which was brought to Cuba by enslaved West Africans, the majority of them Yoruba, between the