What are korubo huts made from?

Korubo huts, used by the Korubo tribe in Brazil, are traditionally constructed from materials readily available in their rainforest environment. They are typically made from a framework of wooden poles, with walls and roofs made from palm leaves, thatch, or other plant materials. This construction technique provides insulation and protection from the elements while allowing for ventilation. The design is well-suited to the tribe's nomadic lifestyle and the humid conditions of the Amazon rainforest.