Art images are not to scale and are representations only. Color, size, proportions and style will vary. For examples of our colors, Review our Tipi Artwork Page. For examples of our art, Review our Gallery
Tipi Color Palette
Tipi Background Color
Top Design
Top Band Designs
You’ve selected a Faded Smoke Top vs. a Solid Top. Our tipi builder cannot show a Top Band or Picto Bird in the Faded Smoke Top, so there will not be a menu option to add one. If you would like to add a Top Band, such as the Moon Phases or Picto Eagle/Hawk, to your Faded Smoke Top, please write those instructions in the Questions/Comments field.
Upper Top Band Design
You've selected a large band design. These designs are wider and take both upper and lower band positions.
Lower Top Band Design
Tipi Pinning
Middle Area Designs
Bottom Skirt Designs
Liner Designs
This Tipi Builder doesn’t currently support selecting artwork for your liner or your door. Please add a Comment on the right if you would like artwork for those items and we can add it during the order confirmation process
To view and calculate the Liner Designs, please review our Liner Design Help.
Step 3: Tipi Accessories
SW Wool Rugs
$140.00
SW Wool Pillows
$35.00
Canvas Pillow
$22.00
Backrest Chairs
$79.00
Canvas Organizer
$29.00
Canvas Bags
$55.00
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After submitting your design we will contact you with an estimate that includes shipping cost. Your order is only accepted once a payment has been made. Please call or email us with questions: 1-541-389.3980 / [email protected]
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Now that you might become a tipi owner yourself, and while you are waiting, it is a good time to join us by the fire and contemplate about the meaning and significance of the tipi. James, a native Nez Perce and Lakota, wrote this beautiful reflection:
The lodge, and what it means to me:
When I think of a lodge, a tipi, I think of how it was used, and by whom. In times not too distant, the lodge was the center of the world; the center of the family was the concept of where the family was. Tied to the land, to the surroundings in a daily way. After a day's work of toiling and living amongst the trees, rivers, mountains and valleys of the homelands, we went home to our lodge and spent time with our families and friends. We listened to our elders and learned from them what they had learned in their lodges, from their elders before. We raised our children and braided their hair, sang songs and prayed in our lodges. To be home.
Not all people used tipis. Not all people had that kind of lodge to go home to. Every people had a home, though, - be it hogan, longhouse, or otherwise. We all come from a long line of people that had families and places that meant a lot to them: This is what home is. This, to me, is what a lodge is. - James Halfmoon-FastHorse
We are excited to help create a lodge - a home - for you. Please respect it.
With kind regards, Tashina, Justin and the Nomadics Crew
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