#Yemanja

[brasilbrasilbrasil]

[guessimdumb]

Helio Matheus - Yemanjá (1971)

I'm assuming this song is about Yemanjá (or Iemanja), the goddess of the sea. Helio Matheus is one of those early 70s Brazilian artists that I'm always looking out for.

[nfumbewalk]

Yemanja’s shrine.

[morada-de-viajantes]

[gabllima]

YEMANJA

[macumbaarts]

Odoyá Iemanjá 💙

[feminoiredesigns]

Portrait artwork of a melanated mermaid, a beautiful black ocean queen. Water goddess, Yemaya (aka Yemoja, Yemanja) is partially submerged in the ocean, wearing pearl jewelry; digital art of an orisha from Yoruba (Nigerian) culture and spirituality depicted by a young African woman. Art by Dee Claire. Etsy download.

[yemanja]

[doradeluna]

Exú, Iemanjá e Oxalá Sprites para o TCC de um amigo meu!

[kaeterine]

[brasilbrasilbrasil]

[astronautademarmore1]

Yemanjá, Rainha do Mar! 🤍🌊

Imensamente feliz e honrado pelo convite do meu amigo Del Nunes por contribuir nesse editoria coletiva de celebração a Yemanjá. A importância desse projeto vai além da arte, é uma homenagem sincera através da arte. Grato por fazer parte deste momento único de celebrações e manifestação artística dedicada à Rainha do Mar.

O editorial Yemanjá, Rainha do Mar 2024 é uma homenagem à Orixá Mãe e foi realizado no Rio Vermelho, Salvador, Bahia.

direção geral DEL NUNES (@uendelns) 📸 direção de fotografia JESSICA DOCEZERO (@docezeroprod) 🩵 interpretando Yemanjá TEKA FERRER (@teka.ferrer), 🧵 stylist LUANA VITÓRIA (@udeunique), 📄 produção YASMIN MOREIRA (@yasmoreira) 🧢 assistência de produção HUGO de SANTANA (hugo_santt) 🎨 coleção RAIANA BRITO (@raianabritto), ASTRONAUTA DE MÁRMORE (@astronautade.marmore), DRIELE MART(@drielemart), HANNA GOMES (@the.hannag) 🥁 trilha sonora FAUSTINO BEATS (@faustinobeats)

[moonlit-archeress]

Brazilian singer Anitta dressed with a Yemanjá-themed costume for 2024 Carnaval in Salvador, Bahia. 🤍🌊

[encontroancestral]

Iemanjá is one of the best known and worshiped female Orixás in Brazil. She is the goddess of the seas and oceans, representing the strength and beauty of the waters. It is usually associated with the color blue, which symbolizes tranquility, wisdom and serenity. In African mythology, Iemanjá is the daughter of Olokun, the god of the depths of the sea, and is considered the mother of all Orixás. She is a maternal, protective and affectionate Orisha , who is concerned with the well-being and safety of her children.

Iemanjá is worshiped in several regions of Brazil, especially in coastal regions. It is common to offer offerings such as white flowers, perfumes, fruits and objects such as mirrors and combs to the goddess. It is believed that Iemanjá is capable of purifying and bringing emotional balance to those who seek it. The importance of Iemanjá in Brazilian culture is undeniable, being one of the main representatives of Afro-Brazilian culture and a symbol of the union between different religions and cultures.

[chicademartinica]