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Santería Garments and Altars: Speaking Without a Voice

Santería Garments and Altars: Speaking Without a Voice

Paperback

Series: Folk Art and Artists

Folk & Outsider ArtGeneral ArtGeneral Sociology

ISBN10: 1617030678
ISBN13: 9781617030673
Publisher: Univ Pr Of Mississippi
Published: Jan 1 2011
Pages: 74
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.30 Width: 7.90 Depth: 7.80
Language: English

Santería, also called Lucumi or Orisha Worship by its practitioners, originated in Nigeria among the Yoruba people. It took shape in Cuba during and after the slave trade and reached North America through Afro-Caribbean immigration. As the fastest growing African-based religion in the United States, Santería has stimulated many publications, but none prior to this book noted the special significance of its art and artists.

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