Guide to Ogum

This Ogum spiritual bead necklace, traditionally known in Umbanda as a guia, features a striking combination of faceted beads in a deep shade of blue, interspersed with small spacers and metallic-effect details.

Depending on the design, it may include charms associated with the symbolism of Ogum, such as swords, medals and other elements representing strength, defence and action.

In Umbanda traditions, Ogum is recognised as the orixá of iron, work, struggle and the paths ahead. His energy is traditionally associated with protection, courage, determination, discipline, perseverance and the opening of new paths.

Ogum also represents the strength required to overcome obstacles, face challenges and move forward with greater firmness, responsibility and confidence.

This item may be used as a devotional object, placed on an altar or worn according to the guidance of a spiritual house or religious leader. Its meaning, preparation and method of use may vary depending on the religious tradition followed.

Main features:

• Faceted beads in a deep shade of blue
• Small metallic-effect spacers and details
• May include swords, medals and other symbolic charms
• Decorative elements may vary according to the design
• Long design, suitable for wearing around the neck or placing on an altar
• Spiritual item associated with the symbolism and energy of Ogum

Important note: Each item may vary in colour, bead shape and arrangement, as well as in its charms and finishes. The colours and symbols associated with Ogum may also vary according to the tradition or spiritual house. When intended for ritual use, its preparation or consecration should be carried out according to the guidance of the respective spiritual or religious house.