The Dinka stool from Sudan is a distinctive piece of traditional furniture, built with a single solid leg and a circular, flat seat. Its minimalist design offers a practical, straightforward seating solution, well-suited to the Dinka people’s way of life. Carved from local wood, the stool’s sturdy construction ensures stability, despite its unconventional design.
 
The design reflects the Dinka community's values of simplicity, mobility, and practicality. As a pastoralist and nomadic society, the Dinka prioritize functional objects that are easy to transport and use on uneven surfaces. The stool’s single-leg construction provides stability while maintaining a compact, portable form—ideal for a group frequently on the move. This minimalist style underscores the Dinka's emphasis on efficiency, adaptability, and the practical and symbolic roles of everyday objects in their communal traditions.