He began making tipis himself in 1970. “I had to start from scratch because I knew nothing about, any of this. I had never done anything like it,” he said. “I started researching canvas ...

“However, we cannot put all indigenous people in the same bag. . .We are challenging the tipi as a stereotypical symbol of our culture and therefore making it fun and accessible to all.

I highly encourage you to do so — everyone should spend at least one night out under a tipi. This is just a partial listing and is slanted towards those in America, so make sure you do some ...

Dan and Emma Kigar started out with their own tipi way up at 11,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. Their experience in these harsh conditions primed them for their life as yurt and tipi makers ...

That’s not to say that tipis are traditional to the Warm Springs tribe. The Warm Springs, Wasco and Paiute people, who make up the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, traditionally used smaller ...