**the Orisha Ibeji are the deities of twins and fertility. They bring joy, happiness, and abundance tThe Ibeji are depicted as a pair of young children, one male and one female. The colors of the Ibeji are white, red, and black. White represents purity and innocence, while red symbolizes passion and energy. Black is associated with the mysteries of life and death, as well as protection. These colors are in the clothes and decorations in Ibeji ceremonies dressed in traditional children clothing happily frolicking** - Upscaled by <@1080996230802452540> (fast)
the Orisha Ibeji are the deities of twins and fertility. They bring joy, happiness, and abundance tThe Ibeji are depicted as a pair of young children, one male and one female. The colors of the Ibeji are white, red, and black. White represents purity and innocence, while red symbolizes passion and energy. Black is associated with the mysteries of life and death, as well as protection. These colors are in the clothes and decorations in Ibeji ceremonies dressed in traditional children clothing happily frolicking