Ofun — Completion, the White Cloth, Return to Source

Ofun is the sixteenth and final Olódù, completing the cycle of principal Odù and pointing back toward Ogbe at the beginning. Associated with the aṣọ àlà (white cloth) of Obatala, Ofun governs ìwẹ̀nùmọ́ (purification), ìparí (completion), and the threshold of àtúnwá (reincarnation) where the soul prepares to re-enter ayé (the visible world). The ese Ifá of Ofun, as documented in the UNESCO-recognized oral corpus, teach that the last position in the Odù sequence is not an ending but a turning point — the moment when the completed cycle generates the àṣẹ for its own renewal.