A symbol of strength, especially for women everywhere. It was inspired by seeing my wife and so many others keep strong through pregnancy, parenting and all of their challenges in addition to the challenges of today. This piece was originally named "You Got This!", but when my wife heard the name she said, "THIS needs a stronger name, something more powerful. I'm getting an Oshun vibe!" So done!
"In Yoruba religion, Oshun is is the orisha of unconditional love, receptivity and diplomacy. She is known for her sensuality, fine artistic development and beauty. Oshun is a river divinity symbolizing clarity and flowing motion."* It is through her this piece was produced
 
Original: 36 x 36" Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas. Completed 10/14/21 by Kashta Kofi Rennie
 
*Baba Ifa Karade (1994) The Handbook of Yoruba Religious Concepts. York Beach: Weiser Books

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