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Oya

Oya · Yoruba

“The change that overwhelms”

Legend

It is said that long ago humanity enjoyed a period of incredible prosperity, living in peace and harmony with nature. Yet calm, when too much, is not always an ally… they found comfort in mediocrity. The wind no longer caressed the leaves; seeds slept under the earth; clouds brought neither water nor shade. In this stillness, even hearts struggled to beat. So at dawn came the emissary of wind and custodian of storms: Oya, lady of movement. She shook the trees and filled the rivers that began to flood the fields and rooms of a hundred villages. Without strength and power there is no life! — cried the indomitable tempest. But before the most powerful storm in history, men's hearts began to sound with fear and terror.

One half of a shared legend — meant to be poured beside Oshun.

Its mark

Other nights

  • Studio · by day
    Studio · by day
  • Studio · afternoon
    Studio · afternoon
  • Studio · by night
    Studio · by night
  • In the room · by day
    In the room · by day
  • In the room · afternoon
    In the room · afternoon
  • In the room · by night
    In the room · by night
  • On our own textures
    On our own textures
  • Neon
    Neon

Essence

Fresh, citric and spiced — the storm that sets the world in motion.

Ingredients

  • Japanese gin
  • Mali mix
  • Lime
  • Spicy tonic

Metal cup · Edible flower · black stone

Contains Sulfites?

Connected myths

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