Overview
This is a placeholder for the concept of The Leopard. Research is ongoing.
Cultural Safety
Publicly documented cultural symbolism.
In Yoruba culture, the leopard is the animal counterpart of the king. It represents the ability to move through different realms (the forest and the village, the physical and spiritual) with silent authority and deadly precision. The leopard's spots are sometimes compared to the secrets held by initiates.
This is a placeholder for the concept of The Leopard. Research is ongoing.
Publicly documented cultural symbolism.
Associated with the Oba and specific initiatic societies.