Created in 1987, this Obatalá sopera is a rare and sacred piece from her five-decade-long journey as an artist devoted to the beauty and spirit of Orisha traditions.

Every curve, texture, and glaze reflects her profound respect for Obatalá, the Orisha of wisdom, purity, and creation. Hand-shaped with reverence, the vessel radiates a serene strength, its balanced form embodying clarity and peace. The white tones and subtle, deliberate markings evoke the divine calm and moral order that Obatalá governs.

Part of a limited, privately held collection of Orisha-inspired ceramics, this piece stands as both a spiritual artifact and a work of fine art, bridging ancestral devotion with the refined craftsmanship of a seasoned artist.

For collectors of African diaspora art, Yoruba spiritual objects, or ceramic masterpieces, this Obatalá pot offers not only aesthetic grace but also lineage, reverence, and the living memory of an artist whose hands shaped beauty and belief into clay.

Year: 1987
Medium: Glazed ceramic
Dimensions: [Coming soon]
Collection: The Legacy Collection