La Sirene Vodou at Lorraine Flanders blog

La Sirene Vodou. La sirène (lasirenn or mami wata) is a powerful lwa (spirit) in the haitian vodou pantheon. Together, they form the divine royalty of the sea. In the vast tapestry of vodou, one of the most enigmatic and alluring spirits is la siren, the mermaid queen of the ocean. La sirene, also known as mami wata in some african diaspora religions, is a prominent lwa in haitian vodou. La sirène (lasirenn) or mami wata is associated with erzulie and sometimes is displayed in erzulie's roles as mother, lover, and protector. She is a water spirit who rules. A powerful and hypnotically enchanting singing voice (often used to lure men to their doom), long silky hair, the silver mirror and comb, beauty, and knowledge of what is beneath the waves are all features of how we understand her in vodou. Met agwe tawoyo, the great admiral, the sovereign king of the sea shares his realm with the beautiful la sirene diament; La sirene, the enchanting mermaid of caribbean folklore, reigns as a powerful symbol in the vodou religion of haiti. Who some say is his wife, while others say his daughter. Often considered the queen of the ocean, la sirene is one of the many spirits known as loas and holds an important place in the region’s mythology and culture. She is typically depicted as a mermaid or water spirit,.

She is typically depicted as a mermaid or water spirit,. She is a water spirit who rules. Often considered the queen of the ocean, la sirene is one of the many spirits known as loas and holds an important place in the region’s mythology and culture. La sirene, also known as mami wata in some african diaspora religions, is a prominent lwa in haitian vodou. Who some say is his wife, while others say his daughter. La sirene, the enchanting mermaid of caribbean folklore, reigns as a powerful symbol in the vodou religion of haiti. La sirène (lasirenn) or mami wata is associated with erzulie and sometimes is displayed in erzulie's roles as mother, lover, and protector. In the vast tapestry of vodou, one of the most enigmatic and alluring spirits is la siren, the mermaid queen of the ocean. Met agwe tawoyo, the great admiral, the sovereign king of the sea shares his realm with the beautiful la sirene diament; A powerful and hypnotically enchanting singing voice (often used to lure men to their doom), long silky hair, the silver mirror and comb, beauty, and knowledge of what is beneath the waves are all features of how we understand her in vodou.

"Boat to the Underworld" for Agoué and La Sirene Vodou Sculpture by Pierrot Barra Indigo Arts

La Sirene Vodou Together, they form the divine royalty of the sea. Often considered the queen of the ocean, la sirene is one of the many spirits known as loas and holds an important place in the region’s mythology and culture. Met agwe tawoyo, the great admiral, the sovereign king of the sea shares his realm with the beautiful la sirene diament; La sirene, also known as mami wata in some african diaspora religions, is a prominent lwa in haitian vodou. La sirène (lasirenn) or mami wata is associated with erzulie and sometimes is displayed in erzulie's roles as mother, lover, and protector. Who some say is his wife, while others say his daughter. A powerful and hypnotically enchanting singing voice (often used to lure men to their doom), long silky hair, the silver mirror and comb, beauty, and knowledge of what is beneath the waves are all features of how we understand her in vodou. La sirène (lasirenn or mami wata) is a powerful lwa (spirit) in the haitian vodou pantheon. She is a water spirit who rules. Together, they form the divine royalty of the sea. La sirene, the enchanting mermaid of caribbean folklore, reigns as a powerful symbol in the vodou religion of haiti. She is typically depicted as a mermaid or water spirit,. In the vast tapestry of vodou, one of the most enigmatic and alluring spirits is la siren, the mermaid queen of the ocean.