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02/27/2026

Hand-carved from a single trunk,these Bamileke stools represent Cameroonian tradition and modern minimalism.The iconic spider lattice isn’t just a pattern-it’s a royal symbol of wisdom and connection.

09/11/2025

A stunning display of Yoruba craftsmanship,these beaded chairs are more that just furniture.
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03/19/2025

Asante stools from Ghana.Carved from a single piece of wood.They are objects of power,identity,spirituality,unity and authority.

08/01/2024

Tsonga stools feature detailed carvings
that depict various symbols,patterns,and motifs significant to Tsonga culture.

03/01/2023

Sourcing begins with searching for inspiration in art markets,
held within cities. From there, the next step is travelling to villages
and towns to experience the process of carving, textile production,
or basket weaving–literally going to the source. The search of great
art can sometimes take us to remote places in order to meet
the artists, and witness the creation of art in action.

Each unique, hand-crafted art piece is carefully sourced
and added to our website with care.

02/23/2023

Sourced from Cameroon, the Bamileke stool is hand-carved
from one solid trunk of wood. The intricate spider design found
on these stools are traditionally used for ceremonial seating.
Take a closer look at this high level of expert carving,
on our website.

02/21/2023

From the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia, Buhera baskets are carefully handmade by the Bohero people using natural plant fibers and vines. As is common with handmade products,
each basket form slightly differs, while maintaining a sculptural and organic power throughout. Handmade, organic baskets are gathered on our website.

02/16/2023

Unique to each region, textiles made of natural cottons and dyes are created with traditional techniques, including hand looming, hand dying, and left to dry in the sun. Pictured here from the Kuba region in central Africa and traditionally used as a wraparound skirt, the woven cloth is made from raffia and captures complex designs of great cultural importance. Traditional textiles of varying shapes, styles, and colours are collected on our website.

02/10/2023

Kiondo’s collection of fine art has been sourced through extensive
travel to West Africa and surrounding regions since 1988. Throughout
this time, strong relationships have been forged with suppliers and
artisans. Being invited into their homes to share meals with their
families and immersed in the communities has solidified the idea
that each piece of art is storied, and meant to be cherished
and admired.

Discover our collection of fine art from around the world,
on our website.

02/06/2023

Derived from North Western Cameroon, modern linear designs
are intricately hand carved on traditional wood Bamum shields–
transforming a once-functional object into a stunning art piece.
Explore the full collection of Bamum shields on our website.'

Address

323 Queen Street East Suite 1A
Toronto, ON
M5A1S9

Website

http://www.kiondo.com/

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