We all have a handiwork we learnt outside the conventional schooling system that reflects our rich African culture. To promote something means you suggest that thing to people ( consumers), so we not patronising made in Nigeria products only means we are not promoting made in Nigeria products or not enough.
If you are in any of these fields, kindly pick your number. We are about to make N1 equal $1.
1. Artists/painters
2. Sculptors
3. Cobblers/shoe makers
4. Beaders
5. Fashion designers (Ankara, asooke, danshikie.t.c)
6. Beatmakers/music producers
7. Knitters
8. Soap makers
9. Woodworks
10. Jeweller
11. Craft supplies & Tools:
- Sewing & Needlecraft supplies,
- Jewelry & Beading supplies,
- Scrapbooking supplies,
- Fabric,
- Fiber & Textile Art supplies,
- Framing,
- Kits,
- Drawing, Painting & Writing supplies,
- Woodworking supplies. E.t.c
12. Interior decoration

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Someone once told me made in Nigeria products are more expensive than foreign ones, this is what I told her:

When you don't sell often or you don't sell in bulk, you tend to get most of your raw materials from retailers. These retailers give little or no discounts that's why the selling price becomes too tight. It's better to get your raw materials from manufacturers or wholesalers, they give reasonable discounts.

CRAFT SUPPLIES & TOOLS is the place to get your raw materials.

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My top 3 websites that supports made in Nigeria products and services

3. Craftsvillage
Crafts village is an online Arts & crafts marketplace designed for buying & selling indigenous handmade products of artisans and craftsmen online.
I put this at number 3 because it is a new marketplace, but I see real potentials in them. http://craftsvillage.com.ng

2. Corridorspree
Corridorspree provides a marketplace for crafters, artists and collectors to sell their handmade products and both handmade and non-handmade crafting supplies.
I was tempted to put these guys at No.1 but the only reason is that they are still newcomers but here is why they almost took the top spot.
- They sell instrumentals/beats, the others don't sell (Any music producer/Beatmaker can sell here).
As a music producer, I specifically love this about corridorspree
- Corridorspree is structured like foreign Arts and crafts giant Etsy.com, they are more like the Nigerian version of Etsy.
https://corridorspree.com

1. Terrakulture
Terra kulture is a leading Art, culture, lifestyle, and educational centre.
This is taking the No.1 spot because of its diversity, it cuts across a wider market and they are the oldest of the top 3.
http://terrakulture.com

Let's keep the number counting, represent your own. We can't promote made in Nigerian products if we don't believe it's worth promoting.

Craft supplies & Tools
- Sewing & Needlecraft supplies,
- Patterns & Tutorials,
- Jewelry & Beading supplies,
- Scrapbooking supplies,
- Corridorspree shop supplies,
- Fabric,
- Fiber & Textile Art supplies,
- Tools & Home improvement,
- General supplies,
- Food craft supplies,
- Framing,
- Kits,
- Drawing, Painting & Writing supplies, - Woodworking supplies,
- Bookbinding & Printing supplies,
- Floral supplies,
- Glass & Clay supplies,
- Leather crafts,
- Hat making & Hair Supplies,
- Soap making,
- Candlemaking supplies,
- Recipe.

Kids & Baby (toys & games)
- Toys,
- Games & Puzzles,
- Sports & Outdoor recreation.

Jewelry
- Necklaces,
- Earrings,
- Bracelets,
- Rings,
- Brooches,
- Body jewelry,
- Jewelry sets,
- Cuff links & Tie clips,
- Watches,
- Jewelry storage,
- Dress & Shoe clips,
- Pet memorial jewelry,
- Sweater Clips.

Home & Living
- Home decor,
- Kitchen & Dining,
- Bedding,
- Spiritual & Religion,
- Storage & Organization,
- Outdoor & Gardening,
- Furniture,
- Lighting,
- Food & Drink,
- Office,
- Bathroom,
- Floor & Rugs,
- Cleaning supplies,
- Home improvement,
- Curtains & Window treatment,
- Home appliance.

Clothing & Accessories
- Women's clothing,
- Men's clothing,
- Girls' clothing,
- Boys' clothing.

Weddings
- Jewelry,
- Decorations,
- Gift & Mementos,
- Invitation & Paper,
- Accessories,
- Clothing,
- Shoes.

check out the top arts and crafts marketplaces in Nigeria....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JDEPYSINN4

It's been a while but check this out https://corridorspree.com/blog

https://corridorspree.com/blog
A blog for your Art & Craft related articles free of charge with all credit given to you and a link to one of your social media channel.
Just ensure they are original writeups.
Email: Corridorspree@gmail.com

The beat store is looking on point. Beaders and Diy practitioners are subscribing daily. Counting down to 100. #Corridorspree101.
Www.Corridorspree.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZOksvDgpD8

Time to sell and market Nigerian art