Ewe Venavi Twin Figure, Togo #745 Against Disease and to Ward off Evil Spirits. They extensively celebrate planting and

They extensively celebrate planting and harvest seasons

they form the Union of Male and Female

generous and modest among the traditional Yoruba

Ganesha is an elephant-headed Deity rich with lore and legend

long narrow nose

Ewe Venavi Twin Figure, Togo #745 Against Disease and to Ward off Evil Spirits. They extensively celebrate planting andEwe Venavi Twin Figure, Togo #745 Statuettes destined to the Cult of Twins. Among the Ewe these representations are named Venavi, whereas they are named Hohovi among the Fon. Venavi Hohov Figures are used by the Ewe and Fon Peoples similar to the Yoruba People in Nigeria who use Ibeji Twin Figurines, for Protection of Survivor Surviving Infant after Death of a Sibling Twin. Some scholars maintain that they are also used as children's dolls as well as