Sculptural Relics

Nigerian Deities

Òrìṣà and ancestral guardians rendered as sculptural mask heads — cosmological figures with material weight and sacred presence.

One of One

Ìrúnmọlẹ̀

the primordial intelligences sent by Olódùmarè to shape existence before humanity. This piece merges multiple mythical motifs into a single presence. Here, Ìrunmọ̀lẹ̀ are understood not as deities, but as principles and forces through which reality becomes articulate. In Yoruba cosmology, Ìrunmọ̀lẹ̀ precede time. They are the pre-cosmic architects who established balance, sequence, and consciousness long before the first breath of human life. They are not “gods” in the Western sense. Every “law of nature,” both physical and metaphysical is rooted in an Ìrunmọ̀lẹ̀ principle. This work invokes that ancestral blueprint: the original language of creation. Ìrunmọ̀lẹ̀ gives Space a sense of rootedness, depth, and identity.

₦300,000,000

GradeSculptural Relics

SG-17

One of One

Jẹmọja

The feminine force at the heart of the home—the presence that softens conflict, steadies ambition, and quietly carries emotional weight unseen by others. Her expression is calm and composed, yet the tears etched into her cheeks reveal the deeper truth of feminine strength: sacrifices made in silence, protection offered without recognition, and the invisible labour that sustains families and relationships. In Yoruba cosmology, Yemoja’s waters symbolize healing, empathy, and resilience. In this contemporary reinterpretation, her tears become the visual language of responsibility—a reminder that nurturing carries a cost. These tears are not sorrow; they are cleansing, ancestral, and profoundly protective. They affirm that feminine power is both emotional and unbreakable. The geometric crown rising from her head merges traditional symbolism with a futurist sensibility, positioning Yemoja as both guardian and guide—an elevated presence watching over the space, offering balance, intuition, and emotional harmony. This artwork transforms the room into a spiritual axis point: bold yet serene, anchored in the truth that families stand tallest on the foundation women build.

₦300,000,000

GradeSculptural Relics

VN-01

One of One

ṢÀNGÓ

A sculptural interface for thunder, authority, and sacred power. embodying the yoruba orisha of lightning, kingship, virility, and command, Ṣàngó is an instrument of force. created for those who seek boldness, protection, visibility, and the power to move through the world with certainty. in yoruba cosmology, Ṣàngó is the ruler of thunder and the embodiment of decisive masculine authority. here, he is reinterpreted as a relic for those drawn to command, confidence, spiritual fire, and presence that cannot be ignored.

₦39,750,000

GradeSculptural Relics

VN-85