Oxóssi is an orixá in African religions and Afro-Brazilian traditions, particularly in Candomblé and Umbanda. He is known as the orixá of hunting, abundance, nature, and plenty. His energy is connected to the forest, wild animals, and the wisdom of surviving in the wilderness. Oxóssi is considered a great hunter, skilled in finding food and providing sustenance. He is associated with both material

In mythology, Oxóssi is depicted as a skilled, agile, and clever warrior with a strong connection to the natural world. He is revered for his ability to find paths and solutions, being seen as a guide who helps people overcome obstacl

In terms of physical appearance, Oxóssi is often portrayed as a young and strong man, dressed in attire that reflects his role as a hunter, with a bow and arrow. His color is green, symbolizing the vegetation and fertility of the earth. Oxóssi is also an orixá who brings healing, capable of balancing the forces of nature to restore health an

He is known for his generosity, offering protection to his followers and devotees, and is invoked to attract good harvests, financial prosperity, and wisdom. In some traditions, Oxóssi is also associated with the mastery of herbal medicine and the use of plants for healing.