Giwa Pottery is a traditional form of pottery originating from Nigeria, specifically the Giwa region in Kaduna State. This craft is known for its unique designs and vibrant colors, often reflecting the cultural heritage of the local communities. Artisans use locally sourced clay and traditional techniques passed down through generations to create functional and decorative pieces. The pottery is typically shaped by hand and fired in open kilns, giving it a distinctive finish. Giwa Pottery serves both practical purposes, such as cooking and storage, and artistic expressions, making it an important aspect of the region's cultural identity and economy.