Orishás are the “gods” of Brazilian Candomblé and represent the principles of nature. Each Orishá corresponds to particular principles of nature. They are honored through dances, prayers, as well as specific food, herbs and essential oils. It is said that the carrier of these scents stay connected to the energy Ashé of Orishá.
We present 18 of these powerful and mystical Orishás through magic compositions of essential oils. Each scent carries the individual power of the correspondent Orishá.
The scent that carries the power of communication and commerce. Omi means water, Onã means path. Homeage to Orishá Eshú. This god is the guardian of communication, of commerce, of motion and of all crossings.
Bergamot, Bitter Orange, Tangerine, Cardamom, Hey, Pink Pepper, Cedar, Wood Notes
The scent that carries the power of mystery. Omi means water, Ikoko means mystery. Homage to Orishá Euá. This goddess is the guardian of all secrets and its strong protector.
Cardamom, Coriander, Jasmine and Rose, Sandalwood, White Musk
The scent that carries freedom. Omi means water, Afefé means wind. Homeage to the Orishá Iansã. This Goddess is the guardian of freedom, the goddess of the wind of change and of all souls and ghosts.
Green Notes, Violet, Black Pepper, Rose and Ylang, White Musk, Amber, Incense
The scent that carries innocence. Omi means water, Iré means light. Homage to the Orishá Ibeji. This twin god is the god of innocence and purity, guardian of all children.
Bergamot, Lemon, Tangerine, Grapefruit, White flowers, Rose, Jasmine, Vetiver, Marine Notes, Musk
The scent that carries the power of time. Omi means water, Ígbá means ancestor. Homage to the Orishá Iroko. This god is the guardian of life and humanity. He represents the first tree and his domain is the time.
Cardamom, Lavender, Leather Notes, Cedar Wood, Patchouli, Vanilla
The scent that carries the power of beauty. Omi means water, Belé means beauty. Homage to the Orishá Logun. This god is the guardian of inner beauty and glow, the god of balance between the masculine and the faminine polarity.
Fig, Lavender, Wood Notes, Cedar, Amber
The scent that carries the power of ancestry and magic. Omi means water, Íbí means ancestry. Homage to the Orishá Nanã. This goddess is the guardian of ancestry and a cery powerful magician.
Bergamot, Pepper, Ginger, Geranium, Wood Notes, Vetiver
The scent that carries the power of truth. Omi means water, Ogun means fight. Homage to the Orishá Obá. This goddess is the guardian of truth.
Lemon, Grapefruit, White Jasmine, Gentle Rose, Patchouli, Amber, Wood Notes
Safron, Elemi, Oud, Cedar wood, Patchouli
The scent that carries health and vitality. Omi means water, Ayé means material world. Homage to Orishá Omolu. He is the god of earth, the god of health and polarity.
Bergamot, Lemon, Tangerine, Iris, Wood Notes, Patchouli, Musk
The scent that carries the power of wisdom and clairvoyance. Omi means water, opinion means power. Homage to the Orishá Orumnilá. This god is the guardian of destiny and clairvoyance.
Bergamot, Rose, Magnolia, White Musk, Amber
The scent that carries health and vitality. Omi means water, Órun means material world. Homage to Orishá Oshalá . He is the godfather of light, father of all gods, the god of faith.
Blackcurrant, Iris, Tangerine, Freesia Peony, Rose, Floral Transparent, Marine Musk, Amber, Sandalwood
The scent that carries abundance. Omi means water, Ópó means abundance. Homage to the Orishá Oshóssi. He is the god of forests and hunt, the god of wealth and wisdom.
Geranium, Mint, Star Anise, Cloves, Cinnamon, Sandalwood, White Nutmeg, Incense, Styrax, Benzoin
The scent that carries love. Omi means water, Ifé means love. Homage to Orishá Oshum. This goddess is the guardian of all lovers, the goddess of passion and fertility.
Bergamot, Lemon, Tangerine, Iris, Wood Notes, Patchouli, Musk
The scent that carries the power of transformation. Omi means water, Ejó means snake. Homage to the Orishá Oshumaré. This god is the guardian of the rainbow and all transformational processes.
Bergamot, Mandarin, Violet Lavander, Clary Sage, Lily of the Valley, Cedrat Liquorice, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Musk
The scent that carries the power of introspection and inner healing. Omi means water, Ewé means leaf. Homage to Orishá Ossaim. This god is the guardian of all plants, of wisdom, itrospection and inner healing.
Green Notes, Basil, Bergamot, Lavander, Wood Notes, Musk
The scent that carries justice. Omi means water, Iná means fire. Homage to the Orishá Shangô. He is the god of justice, the keeper of the element fire.
Bergamot, Ginger, Poppy, Cashmere, Wood, Cistus, Sandalwood, Papyrus, Labdanum, Amber, Musk
The scent that carries maternity and motherhood. Omi means water, Ejá means fish. Homage to Orishá Yemanjá. She is the godmather, goddess of the element water and all aquatic beings, guardian of all families and homes.
Bergamot, Lemon, Grapefruit, Coriander, Rose, Magnolia, Angelica, Moss, Honey, Musk
