Orisha colors are far more complex than the simple charts commonly found online. Explore the sacred meaning of color in Yoruba religion, Lucumí/Santería, and Brazilian Candomblé, including the traditional Yoruba concepts of funfun, pupa, and dudu. Learn why Obatalá is associated with white, Oshún with yellow and gold, Yemayá with blue and white, Changó with red and white, and why these colors can vary by lineage, house, and tradition. This guide also examines Orisha candle colors, elekes, ritual clothing, sacred beadwork, diaspora history, and why color functions as spiritual language rather than decoration.