Tipis, Teepees or Tepees?

Although there are several spellings for tipi (also teepee and tepee), to the Native American of the Great Plains it meant one thing: home. In fact, tipi is the Lakota word for "living in." Today a tipi can be many things. Temporary or permanent, traditional or modern. You can transport and pitch a small tipi at a campground, reenactment or rendezvous for the weekend. Place a tipi on an elaborate deck and add all the amenities of the finest resorts. Kids love backyard tipis. And just as the Native Americans did, some of our customers live in their tipi full-time and enjoy a closeness to the rhythms of nature that is difficult to find in our modern world. However you spell it or use it, it's tough to beat the original design of such a perfect structure.

A Yurt of Your Own

Create the space you long for in a yurt: luxurious, simple, or somewhere in between. With its circular design and spacious interior, the yurt encourages both social activity and quiet contemplation. With a few friends, you can put a yurt up in a day or two. Wire it, heat it and plumb it just like a traditional home. Or go "off the grid" and live sustainably. Create big family meals in the kitchen. Add a bathroom or a luxurious spa. Based on the traditional Mongolian yurt, also known as a ger, the affordable, durable, modern yurt could be just what you’re looking for!

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