Kano Bar Stools Set of 2
Details
Featuring elegant craftsmanship, the Kano Ash Barstools are a touch of comfortable seating for any bar area. The solid oak frame in an ash finish showcases the natural textures and clean lines of the piece, accented with an authentic rattan cane panel on the seat back. The soft, comfy seat features black bouclé upholstery with a tweed, sherpa texture. Finally a footrest with brass plate protection provides ergonomic comfort and support, all while maintaining a smart, sophisticated look.
Editors' Note
This set is part of our Kano Collection, named for the Kano region of Nigeria known for their rattan artisanship. The kingdom of Kano was founded in 999 AD by Bagauda as one of the Seven True Hausa states (“Hausa Bakwai”) according to the Kano Chronicle, written in the 1890s. Islamic scholars of the Malinke (Mandinka) people of Mali introduced Islam to the kingdom in the 1340s. Despite European presence in the region, Kano — a Fulani territory since 1807 — flourished as a major west African economic power into the 1820s and did not fall to the British until 1905. After little more than 50 years, Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain in 1960. Explore the full collection, including the Kano dining chair, bed, dresser and nightstand.
Details
Featuring elegant craftsmanship, the Kano Ash Barstools are a touch of comfortable seating for any bar area. The solid oak frame in an ash finish showcases the natural textures and clean lines of the piece, accented with an authentic rattan cane panel on the seat back. The soft, comfy seat features black bouclé upholstery with a tweed, sherpa texture. Finally a footrest with brass plate protection provides ergonomic comfort and support, all while maintaining a smart, sophisticated look.
Editors' Note
This set is part of our Kano Collection, named for the Kano region of Nigeria known for their rattan artisanship. The kingdom of Kano was founded in 999 AD by Bagauda as one of the Seven True Hausa states (“Hausa Bakwai”) according to the Kano Chronicle, written in the 1890s. Islamic scholars of the Malinke (Mandinka) people of Mali introduced Islam to the kingdom in the 1340s. Despite European presence in the region, Kano — a Fulani territory since 1807 — flourished as a major west African economic power into the 1820s and did not fall to the British until 1905. After little more than 50 years, Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain in 1960. Explore the full collection, including the Kano dining chair, bed, dresser and nightstand.
Details
Featuring elegant craftsmanship, the Kano Ash Barstools are a touch of comfortable seating for any bar area. The solid oak frame in an ash finish showcases the natural textures and clean lines of the piece, accented with an authentic rattan cane panel on the seat back. The soft, comfy seat features black bouclé upholstery with a tweed, sherpa texture. Finally a footrest with brass plate protection provides ergonomic comfort and support, all while maintaining a smart, sophisticated look.
Editors' Note
This set is part of our Kano Collection, named for the Kano region of Nigeria known for their rattan artisanship. The kingdom of Kano was founded in 999 AD by Bagauda as one of the Seven True Hausa states (“Hausa Bakwai”) according to the Kano Chronicle, written in the 1890s. Islamic scholars of the Malinke (Mandinka) people of Mali introduced Islam to the kingdom in the 1340s. Despite European presence in the region, Kano — a Fulani territory since 1807 — flourished as a major west African economic power into the 1820s and did not fall to the British until 1905. After little more than 50 years, Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain in 1960. Explore the full collection, including the Kano dining chair, bed, dresser and nightstand.
Additional Details
Set of 2 bar stools
Color: Ash
Material: Bouclé upholstery, Oak, Rattan, Foam Filler
Dimensions: 18” x 21.5” x 43.5”
Weight: 40 lbs
Easily assemble upon arrival
Imported
Made to order
Ships to the continental US in 3-4 weeks
