What was the furniture from the Hopi shelters?

Hopi shelters, traditionally known as "kivas" or "pit houses," featured minimal furniture, primarily utilizing natural materials. Common furnishings included woven mats, low benches, and storage areas for food and tools. These items were often handcrafted from local resources, such as wood and reeds, reflecting the Hopi’s connection to their environment and cultural practices. The focus was on functionality and simplicity, aligning with their communal lifestyle.