Maria Navalha is a mythical figure who dwells at the crossroads of mystery, pain, and feminine resilience within Afro-Brazilian traditions, especially in Umbanda and some branches of Quimbanda. Her name, sharp as her reputation, carries the memory of a woman who faced the world with a razor in hand and a wounded heart — an entity blending sensuality, strength, and a deep connection to the pain of marginalized women.
It is said that Maria lived among the alleys of big cities, where abandonment was more present than love. She was betrayed, forgotten, and hurt — but she did not let herself be broken. She learned to defend herself with the blade, not only from the men who used it against her but also from a fate that seemed determined to suffocate her freedom. When she became a spirit, she did not lose her edge. Today, she manifests with a cutting laugh and eyes that see beyond appearances, protecting those who suffer in silence and guiding those who need to rediscover their strength.
Among cigars, perfumes, and mirrors, Maria Navalha dances with pride and pain intertwined. Her rituals are not just about seduction or beauty: they are ancestral cries of women who refuse to disappear into the shadows. With her, every wound becomes a scar — and every scar, a symbol of power. It is impossible to hear her name without feeling a slight shiver: Maria does not ask for permission; she enters like a precise cut, reminding us that even broken souls can be majestic.
Material: High-definition resin
Weight: 320 g
Height: 22 cm
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Semi-hand painting, resulting in individual differences in each product, both in color and weight.
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