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Odeshi is a term primarily used in West Africa that refers to a form of spiritual or magical protection, often believed to make a person immune to physical harm, such as bullets or knives.

Odeshi is usually seen on or with a practitioner in the form of amulets and fetishes. The concept is deeply rooted in local beliefs and traditions, and it is often associated with the practices of traditional healers and spiritualists who provide these protective charms or rituals. The term can also be used more broadly to signify strength, invincibility, or resilience, both physically and metaphorically.