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Obatala Ogunsola

Also known as:  Ogunsola Obatala
"Warrior Obatala Who Commands Iron; Purity in Battle"
Obatala Ogunsola is the warrior avatar of Obatala — the expression of divine purity that takes up arms when moral order requires active defense.
White
Element
air
Dwells In
High rocky places|Battle formations
Sacred Number
8
Sacred Tools
White iron implements|White shield
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Obatala's warrior iron Pure warfare The highest purity applied to battle

Who is Obatala Ogunsola?

Obatala Ogunsola is an aspect of Obatala that blends the purity and clarity of creation with the disciplined strength of Ogun. This Orisa represents the ideal of a wise creator who also respects the power of iron and structure. In Yoruba tradition, Obatala Ogunsola is invoked when a project requires both creative vision and practical discipline, such as building a shrine, forging laws, or shaping a community.

Worshippers seek his guidance to remain fair, patient, and strong. His energy is calm, clear, and steadfast. He teaches that true creation is not only about beauty, but also about resilience and order.

Offerings to Obatala Ogunsola include white cloth, iron tools, and kola nut, honoring both purity and craft. In contemporary life, he stands for the integration of imagination with grounded work.

Origin — How Obatala Ogunsola Became Orisa

Sacred Stories & Myths

Sacred Attributes & Correspondences

Sacred Colors
White
Sacred Number
8
Element
air
Sacred Tools
White iron implements|White shield
Sacred Stones
Quartz|White stone
Sacred Animals
White ram|White elephant
Sacred Plants
Cascarilla
Realm/Dwelling
High rocky places|Battle formations
Worship Centers

High rocky battlegrounds

Appearance, Hairstyle & Sacred Regalia

Nature, Character & Sacred Proverbs

Worship, Sacrifice & Sacred Items

Taboos — What Must Never Be Done

Divine Relationships & Lineage

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