Traditional Willow Backrest creates a comfortable place to relax when you are hanging out in your tipi or camping! We offer a single Backrest with the tripod stakes. Thin willow branches make up the seat. The crafter lined the edges with red wool. He or …

We have an excellent Backrest Chair available. It has an internal aluminum frame, a 2-1/4″ thick contoured foam sitting pad and is covered with a heavy cotton duck canvas in light tan. The back support is designed to cradle the shape of your back when you lean back against it.

White Buffalo Lodges makes Native American Indian Tipi for camping, retreats and living. Tipi poles and custom painting.

Crazy Crow Trading Post offers tipi books and videos that describe and depict the history, use and decoration of the Native American tipi. The DVD, " Pointy Side Up " is particularly helpful in the way that only a video can as it shows how one person can setup an 18 foot tipi.

Sit up and relax at your campsite or tipi with a Willow Backrest! Each Backrest comes with tripod poles. Craftsmen fashion these handmade Backrests in traditional Plains Native American style. The painted stripes across them with red stain. Thin willow branches make up the seat.

Antique circa 1880 Blackfeet Teepee (tipi) backrest. Constructed of stripped willow and adorned with red stroud cloth (trade cloth). This 19th century Plains back rest was created in the traditional form with three poles for support.

This traditional Backrest Pair No Tripods will create a comfortable place to relax when you are hanging out by your tipi or camping! Each Backrest comes with a hanging loop for you to attach it to your own tripod poles.

You may choose to add our critter guard or mosquito netting to any tipi cover. We then offer additional items such as an exterior rain cap and an interior rain catcher, an ozan, a floor, rugs, pillows and a backrest chair. Learn more about all these items and what they are used for:

White Buffalo Lodges makes Native American Indian Tipi for camping, retreats and living. Tipi poles and custom painting.

Traditional Blackfoot teepee back rest of harvested and carved willows dating to the 19th Century. This piece is constructed of stripped willow which is banded together with a red stroud trade cloth edge and blue trade cloth sections.