Nigerian American Mugs
Description: This Nigerian American heart flag design merges Nigeria’s green-white-green tricolor with the stars and stripes of the United States in a heart-shaped layout. It symbolizes binational pride, diaspora identity, and cultural unity between West Africa and America. Part of the Multinational Patriot series by Village Values, reimagining patriotism through heritage, symbolism, and visual storytelling.
Nigerian American Multinational Patriot Flag (Heart) Mug
by Village Values
$13 $18
Description: This cathedral stained glass portrait of Fela Kuti — Afrobeat pioneer, Black consciousness icon, and Nigeria's most defiant voice — honours a man who refused to be silenced. Set in vibrant Pan-African greens, red, black and gold with a Nigerian flag halo, this design is bold, sacred, and deeply intentional. Created by Youngkevarts — a solo Pan-African artist designing for the diaspora, for educators, and for everyone who refuses to forget. Ideal for Juneteenth, Afro Nation, Black History Month, African Liberation Day, and any day you choose to wear your identity out loud.
Fela Kuti Stained Glass Art – Pan-African Cathedral Portrait | Juneteenth Afro Nation Gift Mug
by Youngkev
$13 $18
Description: A powerful Nigerian heritage design celebrating African womanhood, cultural identity, and pride through bold, meaningful artwork inspired by Nigerian culture.
Nigerian Heritage African Woman Identity Art- Nigerian Woman Gift-African Heritage Graphic Mug
by tita bones studio
$13 $18
Description: Celebrate the legacy of Fela Kuti with this bold vintage bootleg-inspired collage design. Featuring psychedelic textures, layered portrait compositions, and electrifying neon energy, this artwork captures the revolutionary spirit of Afrobeat and African music culture. Perfect for fans of retro streetwear, 90s rap tee aesthetics, Afrocentric art, and music history. This design blends vintage nostalgia with modern Gen Z energy — making it a standout piece for expressive fashion and wall art.
Fela Kuti Vintage Bootleg 90s vibe collage - Afrobeat Retro 90s style Mug
by Youngkev
$13 $18
Description: Honor the Black President of Afrobeat — Fela Anikulapo Kuti, reimagined as a vintage Nigerian postage stamp. Part of the Pan-African Legacy House World Revolutionary Stamp Collection, this design captures Fela's fearless Pan-Africanist spirit: the man who built a genre to fight corrupt government, demand African unity, and reject colonial control. Hand-lettered typography, a halo motif, and a fingerprint detail nod to his individuality and legacy as a cultural icon who refused to be silenced. A striking piece for Afrobeat fans, Pan-Africanists, and anyone who wears their history with pride.
Vintage Fela Kuti Nigeria Postage Stamp Afrobeat Pan-African Art Mug
by Youngkev
$13 $18
Nigeria Est1960 Nigerian Flag Independence Day Mug
by instant noodle
$13 $18
Description: As a Nigerian American (shout out the homeland of my father's people: Ilesa!) I find that I'm always keen to support the Nigerian players even if their not on my town's team (shout out the Chicago Sky!). So, I decided to make a t-shirt celebrating all the players with Nigerian family ties**! This shirt has green text. If you're interested in white text or black text, check out the other designs in my WNBA album. **If I am missing a player from the 2025 WNBA season, please tell me and I will fix the shirt! This list is only based on my research, but sometimes it can be hard to find out! Also important to note that many Black WNBA players also have Naija roots that were severed due to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade!
Description: As a Nigerian American (shout out the homeland of my father's people: Ilesa!) I find that I'm always keen to support the Nigerian players even if their not on my town's team (shout out the Chicago Sky!). So, I decided to make a t-shirt celebrating all the players with Nigerian family ties!** This shirt has black text. If you're interested in white text or green text, check out the other designs in my WNBA album. **If I am missing a player from the 2025 WNBA season, please tell me and I will fix the shirt! This list is only based on my research, but sometimes it can be hard to find out! Also important to note that many Black WNBA players also have Naija roots that were severed due to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade!
