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OSHOSI

Oshosi is the Orisha of feast, hunting and wealth. He is describes as light, astute and clever, his weapon is bow and arrow. Animals offered to him are goats, cooked pig and guinea fowl

When one pays homage to this Orisha, he reaps the reward in wealth and positive energy. He has also be described as the thought that is able to be transferred to any site or any time to capture or to take something. Some people considers him a magician and wizard. His name comes from the Yoruba Osóssí (Osó: wizard, Sisé: to make work, Sí: for), literally “The one that works with witchcraft”

His number is three and it's multiples while his colour is blue
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