What does small circular huts called Asi Wattles look like?

Asi Wattles are small, circular huts traditionally constructed using a framework of sticks and branches, covered with grass, reeds, or other natural materials. They typically have a conical shape, with a thatched roof that helps to insulate the interior against the elements. The walls are often made of woven materials, giving them a rustic appearance. These huts are commonly found in certain indigenous cultures, serving as shelters or communal spaces.