View source for Nigerian ceramics and pottery

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! #
! Craft
! Primary Material
! Historical Context
! Location (State)
! Geopolitical Zone
|-
| 1
| [[Nok Terracotta]]
| Terracotta
| c. 1500 BCE – 500 CE
| Kaduna State
| North West
|-
| 2
| [[Yoruba Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Oyo State
| South West
|-
| 3
| [[Nupe Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Niger State
| North Central
|-
| 4
| [[Igbo Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Ebonyi State
| South East
|-
| 5
| [[Tiv Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Benue State
| North Central
|-
| 6
| [[Ibibio Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Akwa Ibom State
| South South
|-
| 7
| [[Kanuri Pottery]]
| Earthenware
| Pre-colonial – present
| Borno State
| North East
|-
| 8
| Benin Court Ceramics
| Clay (earthenware)
| Precolonial court culture associated with ritual, shrine use, and palace contexts within the Benin Kingdom
| Edo State
| South South

|-
| 9
| Ife Pottery
| Clay (earthenware)
| Early urban and sacred ceramic traditions predating and accompanying the rise of bronze casting in Ife
| Osun State
| South West

|-
| 10
| Efik Pottery
| Clay (earthenware)
| Domestic and ritual pottery traditions associated with Efik communities in the Cross River region
| Cross River State
| South South

|}