The river physician's implements, cast complete. The Inle Tools Complete Set supplies the miniature metal herramientas of Inle, also honored as Erinle: the orisha of health, fishing, and the river in Santería and Lucumí, patron of physicians, whose cast-metal attributes are kept with his vessel or upon the altar in the tradition's own way. These are the orisha's attributes, not curios, and we offer them with the tradition's boundaries kept. Key Features of This Tool Set Complete herramientas. The full set of Inle's miniature metal implements. Durable cast metal. Made to serve the vessel for years. A living tradition's material. Supplied as botanicas do, for the houses that direct their use. Product Details Contents: complete set of cast-metal tools for Inle (Erinle) Tradition: Santería / Lucumí, of the Yoruba diaspora Note: consecration and ritual use belong to the tradition's initiated priests; we supply the material only SKU: VINLT The Spiritual Significance Inle, Erinle in the Yoruba root tradition, is the orisha of health, fishing, and the river in Santería and Lucumí: the divine physician, patron of doctors and healers, whose waters are the meeting of river and sea and whose emblems, the fish, the serpent-twined staff among them, his miniature tools carry. In the tradition's practice, herramientas like these are kept with the orisha's sopera or vessel and upon the altar as his attributes, and everything governing their reception, consecration, and use belongs to the priesthood, the olorishas and the houses, transmitted through initiation and lineage: a boundary we state plainly and keep, as with all the tradition's materials on our shelves. We stock the set as a botanica does: for the initiated, the godchildren, and the houses acquiring at their elders' direction, and for no other instruction. Those drawn toward the orishas themselves will find the tradition's own priests and houses the honest door, and the healing Inle governs is his tradition's to define, not this listing's. How To Handle This Set Acquire it at the direction of your godparent, padrino, madrina, or house. Store it respectfully until it reaches its proper hands. Present it to your lineage as instructed; consecration is the priesthood's office. Do not improvise altar use; the tradition transmits its practice through initiation. When in doubt, ask your elders; that is the tradition's own way. The set serves houses and godchildren preparing for ceremony at their elders' word. Pairs Well With Ikin 3 Eyes Palm Oil Seed, 1 lb: the diaspora shelf's Ifá material, same boundaries kept. Florida Water, 2 oz: the botanica's universal refreshment. Helping Hand (Mano Poderosa) Oil, 4 Dram: the folk-devotional shelf nearby. Honoring Your Ancestors by Mallorie Vaudoise: ancestor reverence, respectfully general. Green Cotton Bag, 3" x 4": respectful keeping until the set reaches its hands. Frequently Asked Questions Who is Inle? Erinle of the Yoruba tradition: the orisha of health, fishing, and the river in Santería and Lucumí, the divine physician and patron of doctors. What are herramientas? The miniature metal tools kept with an orisha's vessel and altar as his attributes: this set carries Inle's. Can I learn their use from a listing? No, and we say so plainly: reception, consecration, and practice are the initiated priesthood's, transmitted through lineage; the tradition's own houses are the honest door. Who buys this set here? The initiated, godchildren, and houses acquiring at their elders' direction, as from any botanica. How should it be kept meanwhile? Respectfully and set apart, until it reaches the hands the tradition appoints.
