Modern Haitian Vodou flags, or drapo, are striking expressions of contemporary textile art, dazzling with vibrant color choices and high-contrast sequins set against sturdy cotton, satin, or synthetic backings. While historically crafted exclusively to herald the arrival of spirits (lwa) during ceremonial temple processions, non-vintage flags often bridge sacred tradition and fine art, crafted both for ritual practice and global art collectors. At the center of each piece sits a sharply defined vèvè—the intricate geometric spirit symbol—or a blended image of a Catholic saint, framed by crisp, brilliant borders that flash with intense, fresh light. Unaffected by the softened patina or wear of age, these contemporary flags display crisp precision, newly stitched plastic or glass beads, and dynamic creative freedom, proving that this living tradition continues to evolve while keeping its sacred roots intact. Agwe is the respected Vodou spirit (*lwa*) who reigns over the sea, marine life, and all ocean travel. Associated with Saint Ulrich, he is depicted as a refined naval captain who maintains calm, majestic authority over the ocean depths. Devotees honor him with gifts of white rams, champagne, and ornate miniature boats floated out to sea, seeking his guidance for safe passage, smooth waters, and the protection of fishermen and sailors. 18 x 15" Artist-Krislene