Men — hands of service
Offering, cleansing, and ritual work
The hands represent the practical work of serving lwa: preparing offerings, handling ritual objects, blessing, and caring for people. The anatomical-right placement is only a front-view drawing convention; both hands participate in service.
Point 6 of 7 in Haitian Vodou — Lwa Possession Body Sites
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Alfred Métraux, Voodoo in Haiti (scholarly_modern)
Descriptions of offerings, ritual objects, gestures, and service support the hands as a practice locus.
Karen McCarthy Brown, Mama Lola: A Vodou Priestess in Brooklyn (scholarly_modern)
The priestess's work with food, objects, cleansing, and ritual care supports the hands-of-service rendering.