Hand-Painted Statues
Marie Laveau, the most well known Voodoo queen of New Orleans. Revered and feared by many for there own personal reasons, this
hand-painted ceramic statue is perfect for your altar or mantlepiece. Leave offerings and give prayers out of respect or for good fortune.
Yemanja is considered the mother goddess and patron saint of all women. She is also the goddess of the
sea, and is the patron deity of fishermen, survivors of shipwrecks, the feminine principle of creation and the spirit of moonlight. Yemanja represents
the essence of motherhood, and is a protector for children.
Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travellers, including mariners, drivers, motorists, and sailors. Offering protection from storms,
disease, lightning, archers, epilepsy, floods, and sudden death. He is also revered by athletes, surfers, and transportation workers. He is syncretized with
Aganju, who is the orisha of volcanoes, mountains, and the desert.
Saint Matthew, the patron saint of bankers and tax reform. One of the twelve Apostles, he is the author of the first gospel. Early on
he was a tax collector by profession, and was called to be an Apostle in Capernaum. He encourages strength in trials to come, and that all should turn
to hope, faith, and love to receive blessings from God.
Saint Jude, the patron saint of impossible causes and miracles. He is the one to turn to when all avenues appear to be closed, and is commonly prayed to
in critical health issues or life-and-death situations. It has become a tradition to publish thanks to Saint Jude in the newspaper when you call upon and receive his
help. This helps spread his name and gives hope to those who are also in need.
