Notable Kiowas
- Ahpeahtone (1856–1931), chief
- Richard Aitson (b. 1953), bead artist and poet
- Spencer Asah, painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- James Auchiah, painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- Big Bow, (1833–ca. 1900) war chief
- Blackbear Bosin (1921–1980), painter and sculptor
- T. C. Cannon, painter and print maker
- Cozad Singers, drum group and NAMMY winners
- Dohäsan (ca. 1785–1866), chief of Kata band and Principal Chief of the Kiowas, artist, calendar keeper
- Teri Greeves (b. 1970), bead artist
- Jack Hokeah, painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- Vanessa Paukeigope Jennings (b. 1952), bead artist, clothing and regalia maker
- Kicking Bird (1835–1875), war chief
- Lone Wolf (Kiowa), Gui-pah-gho, The Elder and Principal Chief
- Tom Mauchahty-Ware, musician and dancer
- Parker McKenzie (1897–1999), traditionalist and linguist
- N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize Winner, author, painter, and activist
- Stephen Mopope, painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- Horace Poolaw (1906–1984), photographer
- Red Warbonnet (d. 1849), traditionalist
- Satanta (Set'tainte) (ca. 1820–1878), war chief
- Silver Horn (1860–1940), artist and calendar keeper
- Sitting Bear (Set-Tank, Set-Angia, called Satank) (ca. 1800—1871), warrior and medicine man
- Lois Smoky, bead artist and painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- Monroe Tsatoke, painter, one of the Kiowa Six
- White Horse (Tsen-tainte) (d. 1892), chief
- Chris Wondolowski, US professional soccer player
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