The Orisha Chango T-shirt

This comfy cotton t-shirt celebrates the great the beloved Orisha Chango, the fourth King of the Yoruba and Patron Orisha of plantations is immortalized as Spirit of Thunder. Chango is often depicted with a double oxê also known as the oxê de Xangô and a brass crown.
 
The Orisha Facts: Chango
 
Alternates: Ṣàngó; Xangô (Candomblé); Saint Barbara (Catholicism); Saint Jerome (Christianity); Thor (Norse Mythology).
Consecrated day: Tuesday
Colors: white and red
Element: fire
Sacred food: Amalá (a stew of okra with shrimp and palm oil)
Instruments: oxê, a double ax; bangles; brass crown
Garment: red cloth with printed white squares
Necklace: white and red beads
Archetype: power, domain
Sacred dance: alujá, the roda de Xangô. It speaks of his achievements, deeds, consorts, power, and dominion
Chango is the most feared God In the Yoruba religion and in Santería.
In Haïti, he is from the "Nago" Nation, appearing as Ogou. Palo recognizes him as "Siete Rayos".
Ṣàngó or Xangô is venerated in Santería and Haiti as "Chango".
The oxê de Xangô is a double-sided ax was originally made of wood.