He stands where all paths meet. Nothing passes without his knowledge.
Exu — in Candomblé, Umbanda, and Afro-Brazilian tradition — is the guardian of crossroads, the opener of paths, the trickster-messenger who mediates between the human and divine. The Carranca is the fierce protective figurehead carved onto river boats to ward off evil spirits. AWA$ merges both: Exu's crossroads energy housed in the ancient protective form of the Carranca, rendered in raw neo-expressionist marks that feel as alive as the spirit they honor.
For practitioners, admirers, and collectors of Afro-diasporic sacred art. Not decoration — invocation.
Perfect for: Entrance hallway, altar, living room, spiritual space, gallery wall of sacred and Orisha art.
🖨 PRINT SPECS
- 12-color museum-grade fine art printing
- 200 gsm matte paper, 0.26mm — archival inks
- Glare-free matte finish
- Made to order — printed fresh for you
📐 Available Sizes: 8×10 · 12×16 · 18×24 · 24×36
Free shipping on orders $100+. Ships within 3–7 business days.
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