Batea 5 is one of our largest bateas for Changó, carved from wood and measuring about 15 by 15 by 11 inches. Its depth leaves plenty of room for his otanes, oshe and tools.
Why is Changó kept in a batea?
In La Regla de Ocha, Changó's fundamento lives in a wooden batea rather than a porcelain sopera. Wood connects him to the forest and the trees that belong to him, and the batea is treated as the throne of the king.
Who is this batea for?
- A commanding throne: the size makes it a centerpiece for tronos and tambores.
- Room to grow: space for more tools and adornments over the years.
- Upgrading: moving Changó from a small batea to a larger one.
Your godparent can tell you whether your house prefers a large batea like this one.
Why buy it from El Viejo Lázaro?
We've supplied carved pieces for Changó to Miami's Lucumí community since 2003. Set it on a pilón de Changó, or compare it with our standard 12 inch batea.
Frequently asked questions
How big is Batea 5?
About 15 x 15 x 11 inches, one of our largest.
What is it made of?
Carved wood.
Does it come with a pilón?
No, the pilón is sold separately.
When is Changó celebrated?
December 4, the feast of Santa Bárbara.
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