We found these simple made in Nigeria products strangely satisfying

We have been saying #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira.

But when you see what some Nigerian tailors for example are doing, you’ll just be weak.

But some people are still on top of their game. We stumbled on The Aga Concept, and our mind is blown.

 

Their job is simple; make amazing household stuff.

What we found on their Instagram made us salivate.

The flawless finish.

A photo posted by the àga concept. #everyday (@theagaconcept) on Apr 10, 2016 at 7:58am PDT

 

The minimal design.

 

The raw urban™ kitchen collection was inspired by culture and everyday simple living, each object was designed intuitively using locally sourced raw material, hand crafted and finished to give that raw organic look and feel, the color detail gives it that urban contemporary touch, in todays busy lifestyle and hi-tech age we wanted to create a product that brings a sort of calmness to the user. Inspired by culture it connects the user to where we are coming from as a people and where we are heading, connecting the past, the present and the future. #design #decor #kitchen #objects #rawurban #everyday #urban #culture #theàgaconcept #form #function A photo posted by the àga concept. #everyday (@theagaconcept) on Feb 13, 2016 at 5:24am PST

The omorogun that will make all the koko in your dough disappear willingly.

A photo posted by the àga concept. #everyday (@theagaconcept) on Mar 24, 2016 at 9:50am PDT

We don’t know if we prefer to use them or just stare at them.

A photo posted by the àga concept. #everyday (@theagaconcept) on Jun 29, 2015 at 2:45am PDT

The best part still? The kitchenware is 100% Nigerian.

We just purchased our locally sourced wood straight from Ekiti state in Nigeria used for the ‘raw urban™’ kitchen collection ?? #rawmaterial #teakwood #seasoned #locallysourced #theàgaconcept #wood #products

A photo posted by the àga concept. #everyday (@theagaconcept) on Aug 24, 2015 at 6:28am PDT

If other local manufacturers will pay this much attention to quality and detail, maybe the local movement will take over sooner than we think.

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