Agayu Lebrillo approx. 9" x 9 "x 12'' in In Santería (Regla de Ocha), Agayú — sometimes pronounced Agalú, Agallu, Agallu Sola — is a powerful orisha associated with volcanoes, deserts, the sun, and raw, overwhelming natural force. Who Is Agayú? Agayú is the orisha of fire, volcanoes, and the earth’s core. He represents strength, endurance, protection, and stability. His energy is intense, fiery, and transformative. Roles and Attributes Father of Shangó (in many lineages; in others he is his guardian or initiator). Protector during difficult journeys, obstacles, or heavy burdens. Orisha of resistance, survival, and raw physical force. Closely associated with the sun, lava, deserts, and the power of heat. Symbols & Offerings Colors: Brown, red, orange Tools: Canoe, oars, and symbols of volcanoes or mountains Foods: Roasted yams, corn, spicy foods, and strong rum
