The Tonga stool from Zimbabwe is a traditional wooden seat,  meticulously carved with symbolic patterns that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Tonga people. The craftsmanship showcases expectational woodworking skills often featuring carving patterns, geometric shapes and human motif/figures, which convey important cultural valves and traditions.

The stool is typically used by community leaders or spiritual figures, the stool embodies authority, wisdom, and a deep connection to ancestors. The designs on the stool and style are imbued with spiritual significance making it a cherished piece of Zimbabwean cultural identity.