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![Ifa beads, or Ileke, are sacred items in Yoruba spirituality representing spiritual connection, protection, and commitment to Ifa/Orisha traditions. The iconic green and brown beads signify Orunmila (wisdom) and agricultural roots, often worn by initiated Babalawos and Iyanifas. They are worn as necklaces, bracelets, or hand-woven ide to signify devotion, protection, and Orisha alignment. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Aspects of Ifa Beads Significance & Symbolism: Beads are worn for protection, guidance, and as a reminder of one's faith and cultural identity. Colors & Orishas: Green & Brown (Orunmila/Ifa): Represents agricultural, traditional knowledge, and the roots of IFA. Red & Black (Esu/Eshu): Often used for protection. White (Obatala): Often used for clarity and spiritual purity. Ide Ifa/Ilde: Protective bead bracelets (often green and brown). Eleke: Beaded necklaces, sometimes made of glass or gemstone. Ikin: Specific, consecrated palm nuts used for divination. Use & Care: Beads are generally worn daily or during rituals to strengthen spiritual connection. They can be purchased from specialist vendors like Etsy or owa afrikan market. When Beads Break: A broken Eleke is seen as a](/video/cover/7645603981770738965.webp)
