'Voudoun Vevers'


What is a Vever?

A symbolic design, formed on the ground (in the peristyle) by sprinkling wheatmeal, cornmeal, or some other appropriate powder from the hand, at or before the beginning of a ceremony. Such a design represents a Loa to be invoked, and serves both as a focal point for invocation and a kind of altar for offerings. Several vevers of different Loa may be drawn for one ceremony. The designs incorporate well-recognized traditional elements, but reflect also the individual intentions and creative skill of the Houngan or Mambo.

Vever drawn below provided as a aid when performing your Voudoun ritual.
Vever for Agwe Vever for Ayizan Damballah & Ayida Wedo Damballah-la Flambeau
Vever for Agwe Vever for Ayizan

Vever for Damballah 
& Ayida Wedo

 Vever for Damballah-la-Flambeau
Drums & Ogan (Rada Rite) Erzulie Ghede Kalfu
Vever for Drums & Ogan (Rada Rite) Vever for Erzulie Vever for Ghede Vever for Kalfu
Legba Ogoun Badagris Ogu Fer
Vever for Legba Vever for 
Ogoun Badagris		 Vever for Ogu Fer






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