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Kouzen Zaka
$3000Medium size only in this edition. . Kouzen Zaka, or Azaka, is the patron lwa of farmers, but he is also known as a lwa travay, a work lwa. He is also known as Minis or Azaka Mede, as minister of agriculture. He is an extremely hard worker and works very quickly to accomplish what […]
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Gran bwa
$3460Medium size only in this edition. . The spirit of all the leaves, trees and wild forest, Gran Bwa is represented by a vèvè of a blocky human figure with a heart shaped face. His name means big tree or great wood, and the mapou or silk cotton tree is sacred to him. He’s thought […]
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Manman Brijite
$3100Medium size only in this édition. . Brigitte is a protector of women and a representation of femininity. She is a speaker of truths, even when they are harsh and difficult to hear. But like all Lwa, Brigitte is a trickster, and there are always secrets hidden in what she reveals. She also protects gravestones, […]
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Agwe
$2800Large size only in this edition. . Agwe is a water spirit and is of particular interest to seafaring people such as fishermen. As such, his veve represents a boat. Agwe is particularly important in Haiti, an island nation where many residents have depended upon the sea for survival for centuries.
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Papa Loco
$3000Medium size only in this édition.
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Papa Loco is the first Houngan. He is the father of all Houngans and Mambos, and highly respected by all. It is he who confers the asson, the sacred rattle of the Vodou priesthood. He is the guardian of the peristyle, quite naturally being the premier Houngan himself. Salutes to Loko are of the most complex and beautiful, giving him all respect. Loko is extremely strict when it comes to tradition. -
Ayizan
$3100Medium size only in this edition. . Ayizan is a Loa, associated with Vodoun rites of initiation (called kanzo). As the spiritual parents of the priesthood she and her husband are two of the Loa involved in the kanzo rites in which the Priest/ess-to-be is given the asson (sacred rattle and tool of the priesthood), […]
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Legba
$3000Large size only in this edition. . As you can see, Papa Legba resides at the gate. At the beginning of any Vodou dance, you will note the various salutations to the Lwa Legba. During ceremonies, the entrance to the peristyle will be saluted during Legba’s salutes. This is a way to honor the “home” […]
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Zili manman
$3450Small Size only in this Edition of ZIli. . Erzulie Dantor, is often represented by the black virgin holding a child. She is a powerful Loa, who played a very important role in the liberation of Haiti. Protector of women and children. Hard worker, she brings money through work, through dreams, through merit. Very useful […]
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Fatiman 0
$2400Large size only in this édition.
Cécile Fatima, prêtresse au Bois-Caïman
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Prêtresse vaudou et héroïne de l’indépendance haïtienne, Cécile Fatima (18ème – 19ème siècles) est connue pour avoir présidé la célèbre cérémonie du Bois-Caïman.
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Fatiman
$2600Medium size only in this édition.
Cécile Fatima, prêtresse au Bois-Caïman
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Prêtresse vaudou et héroïne de l’indépendance haïtienne, Cécile Fatima (18ème – 19ème siècles) est connue pour avoir présidé la célèbre cérémonie du Bois-Caïman.
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Frida 0
$2500Large size only in this edition.
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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón was born on 6 July 1907 in Coyoacán, a village on the outskirts of Mexico City and died on july 13, 1954.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
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She painted real women and real experiences.
Frida deviated from the traditional depiction of female beauty in art and instead chose to paint raw and honest experiences that so many women face. Her subject matter included abortion, miscarriage, birth and breastfeeding, among other things, often seen as taboo and like many female experiences altogether ignored.
Frida smoked, boxed, won tequila challenges against men, and dressed like a man in a family portrait, contrasting to her mother and sisters who wore dresses. She refused to alter her ‘masculine’ features, including her mono-brow and faint moustache, and actually exaggerated these features in her self portraits. -
Frida
$2500Medium size only in this édition.
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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón was born on 6 July 1907 in Coyoacán, a village on the outskirts of Mexico City and died on july 13, 1954.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
She painted real women and real experiences.
Frida deviated from the traditional depiction of female beauty in art and instead chose to paint raw and honest experiences that so many women face. Her subject matter included abortion, miscarriage, birth and breastfeeding, among other things, often seen as taboo and like many female experiences altogether ignored.
Frida smoked, boxed, won tequila challenges against men, and dressed like a man in a family portrait, contrasting to her mother and sisters who wore dresses. She refused to alter her ‘masculine’ features, including her mono-brow and faint moustache, and actually exaggerated these features in her self portraits. -
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$2000
Small size only in this crop top edition.
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Medium size only in this édition.
Un extrait du texte de la page ” qui sommes nous?” sur le site de Negesmawon.org
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Nous récupérons le symbole du « marron », ce symbole de liberté, de rébellion, de révolte, de soif de justice et de vie pour exprimer, nous, jeunes femmes d’aujourd’hui, notre bataille contre toutes les formes de violence, de discrimination, d’oppression, de marginalisation ou d’exclusion qui trouvent leur ancrage dans le patriarcat. Nous féminisons ce symbole pour protester contre l’invisibilisation, la minimisation ou la déformation de la contribution des femmes dans l’histoire de notre nation et dans l’histoire du monde.NÈGÈS MAWON, pour rendre hommage à toutes ces femmes guerrières qui ont forgé pour nous cette nation depuis 1492 sur leur sang, leur sueur et leurs vies. NÈGÈS MAWON, pour être les dignes héritières de ces héroïnes dont l’histoire se rappelle mais aussi celles que l’histoire a oublié, a occulté.
NÈGÈS MAWON, pour continuer à faire vivre à travers nos luttes, celles qui ont crié, sur notre sol mais aussi partout dans le monde, depuis des siècles, « LIBÈTE OU LANMÒ ».
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Manman Bazile
$2300Large size only in this edition
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Bazile Marie Sainte Dédée, Guerrière , vivandière, Mère de trois fils dont deux auraient été massacrés par leshommes de Rochambeau. Engagée dans la lutte de l’indépendance d’Haïti. Dédée Bazile est honorée pour avoir ramassé et offert une sépulture au reste de Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
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Bazile Marie Sainte Dédée, Warrior, Mother of three sons, two of whom would have been massacred by Rochambeau (French army). Engaged in the battle for Haiti’s independence, Dédée Bazile is honored for having collected and offered a burial to the rest of emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines. -
Claire Heureuse
$3400Large size only in this ediiition
The model is a small size but wearing a Large size.
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Bonheur Dessalines Marie-Claire Heureuse félicité, born in 1758 in Leogane, she lived in St Marc. get married to Dessalines and was a war nurse and empress. -
Sanite Belair
$3000Only Medium size in this edition. For adults & teanagers. . Suzanne Sanite, 1781. Originally from Verrettes, she is the mother of two children. Sergeant, then lieutenant, revolutionary and officer of Toussaint Louverture army. Sanite was engaged in the political battle that led to 1804, fought against the Leclerc expedition and participated in the Haitian […]
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zanmann
$7100Made with real copper & recycled wood. this necklace is lokking good on any fabric and color and even better on your skin.
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ZILI O
$3400Medium Size only in this Edition of Freda.
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Erzulie Dantor, is often represented by the black virgin holding a child. She is a powerful Loa, who played a very important role in the liberation of Haiti. Protector of women and children. Hard worker, she brings money through work, through dreams, through merit. Very useful in situations of injustice.” -
Freda O
$3400Medium size only in this Edition
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Ezili Freda rules over love (romantic), luxury, gambling luck, abundance, refinement, and much more. She is associated with coolness and freshness and cleanliness. She demands cleanliness in her services. -
Minokan
$4000” MiNokan is the Lwa that brings all the other Lwa together. A force of unity ” XL size only. The model is a small size but she is wearing a XL size.
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Agolo
$3200Agolo is made of real tagua & rope cord embelish with chrystal beads.
925 silver gold hook.
In Yoruba language, “Agolo” refers to the metaphysical meaning of time, life being a gift that must be cherished and lived wisely. -
Catherine Flon
$2000Medium only in this edition.
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Catherine Flon est née au milieu du 18ème siècle a l’arcahaie. Elle est couturière et combattante à la guerre de l’Indépendance. Catherine Flon prit position contre l’esclavage et elle est connue pour avoir cousu le bicolore Haïtien. -
Tante Toya
$2200Large size only in this edition
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Victoria Montou “Ab Daraya Toya” Au milieu du 18ème siècle
Originaire de Dahomey, elle a vécu a Saint-Domingue
Elle est devenue soldat et Duchesse Impériale au lendemain de l’indépendance.
Toya était leader des esclaves de Deluger pour la lutte contre l’esclavage, soldat au côtés de Toussaint L’ouverture.
Honorée Pour avoir éduqué et formé le père de l’indépendance Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
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Anacaona “ fleur d’or”
$25001474, au 15eme siècle Anacaona est née en Yaguana ( actuel Leogane )
Anacaona était la femme de Caonabo, cacique de Maguana, et mère d’une fille appelée Higuenamota.
Reine du Xaragua, Samba, poète, compositrice.
Anacaona s’est battu pour défendre son caciquat et protéger son peuple contre les envahisseurs espagnols.
décédée en 1503.
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1474, 15th century, Anacaona was born in Yaguana (current Leogane).
Anacaona was the wife of Caonabo, mother of a daughter called Higuenamota.
Queen of Xaragua, Samba, poet, composer.
Anacaona fought to defend his caciquat and protect his people from Spanish invaders.
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Nègès Mawon
$2600Medium size only in this édition.
Un extrait du texte de la page ” qui sommes nous?” sur le site de Negesmawon.org
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Nous récupérons le symbole du « marron », ce symbole de liberté, de rébellion, de révolte, de soif de justice et de vie pour exprimer, nous, jeunes femmes d’aujourd’hui, notre bataille contre toutes les formes de violence, de discrimination, d’oppression, de marginalisation ou d’exclusion qui trouvent leur ancrage dans le patriarcat. Nous féminisons ce symbole pour protester contre l’invisibilisation, la minimisation ou la déformation de la contribution des femmes dans l’histoire de notre nation et dans l’histoire du monde.NÈGÈS MAWON, pour rendre hommage à toutes ces femmes guerrières qui ont forgé pour nous cette nation depuis 1492 sur leur sang, leur sueur et leurs vies. NÈGÈS MAWON, pour être les dignes héritières de ces héroïnes dont l’histoire se rappelle mais aussi celles que l’histoire a oublié, a occulté.
NÈGÈS MAWON, pour continuer à faire vivre à travers nos luttes, celles qui ont crié, sur notre sol mais aussi partout dans le monde, depuis des siècles, « LIBÈTE OU LANMÒ ».
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Marie – Jeanne
$2400Medium only in this edition.
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Marie-Jeanne Lamartiniére
At the Battle of Crête-à-Pierrot In Haiti(4 March–24 March 1802), Marie Jeanna fought in a male uniform standing along the fort’s ramparts bearing both a rifle and a sword. She made a great impression with her fearlessness and courage, and was said to use the long rifle to snipe on the wounded French soldiers. It is said to have boosted the morale of her colleagues with her bravery.
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À la bataille de Crête-à-Pierrot (4 mars-24 mars 1802), Marie Jeanne combat en uniforme considéré a l’époque comme un uniforme masculin, debout le long des remparts du fort, portant à la fois un fusil et une épée. Elle a fait grande impression par son intrépidité et son courage, et on disait qu’elle utilisait le long fusil pour tirer sur les soldats Français blessés. On dit qu’elle a remonté le moral de ses collègues par sa bravoure. -
Mizikdous
$4200You’ll lovethis adjustable tagua & black genuine leather necklace.
Mizik dous timoun! -
Solèy la leve
$2500Enjoy this pair of Tagua earrings of two differents pieces, with real bronze.
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Rekót kafe
$2600Horn & wood hand painted bracelet,decorated with real bronze.
If you wanna say Happy Birthday in Haitian creole you can say Bon”Rekót kafe”! -
Out of StockRaje gen zorèy !
$5500This necklace is made of real Tagua and real copper.
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Copper is good for your health when in contact with your skin.
copper boost your immune system when in contact with your skin. -
Jeremi
$2700Beautiful yellow earrings made with Tagua. This ecoligical material last forever. About ” jeremi” Jeremi is the capital of the department of Grand-Anse located to 193 km west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Formerly, the city of Jeremi was called Trou-Jérémie. It was founded in 1760