A vibrant and powerful Congá (Altar) featuring all the Orixás, including Exú, Oxalá, Xangô, Oxum, Iemanjá, Obá, Nanã, Oxóssi, Ogum, and others. At the center, Olorun-Olodumare is represented as an eye, symbolising the unity and divine presence that connects all forces in the universe. Each Orixá is portrayed with unique details, highlighting their characteristics and energy, creating a composition rich in symbolism and power.

A Congá is a sacred altar, a physical representation of the spiritual elements that surround us, especially in Afro-Brazilian practices such as Candomblé and Umbanda. It serves as a connection point between the material and spiritual worlds, where devotees can make offerings, pray, and seek protection and guidance from the Orixás and spiritual entities. This Congá was created to celebrate the diversity and strength of each Orixá, reflecting their stories, archetypes, and roles in everyday life. It is a space for reverence, transformation, and divine connection, bringing balance and light to those who approach it.

Saravá ! Saravá! Saravá!