This sopera for Oyá is a compact 10 by 10 inches, a good fit for a smaller shelf or a canastillero that's already full. It's one of two small soperas for Oyá we carry at this size.
What is a sopera de Oyá used for?
Oyá, also called Yansa, is the Orisha of the winds, the storm and the market, and the guardian at the gates of the cemetery. In Lucumí practice her otanes and fundamento are kept in a covered sopera. Its look can be as bold as she is.
How do I choose between your Oyá soperas?
- Small spaces: this tureen and our Oyá Tureen 10 are both about 10 by 10 inches.
- A larger piece: our larger sopera de Oyá is about 12 by 18 inches.
- Not sure: ask your godparent what size your house uses.
Why buy your sopera from El Viejo Lázaro?
We've helped Miami practitioners set up their Orishas since 2003. Come compare soperas in person at our store, or order online and we'll pack yours with care.
Frequently asked questions
What size is this sopera?
About 10 by 10 inches.
Is Oyá the same as Yansa?
Yes. Yansa is another name for Oyá.
What goes well with Oyá's sopera?
Many people add a tiger cowrie shell to her space.
Do you ship soperas?
Yes, carefully packed, anywhere in the United States.
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