Over the years we have provided items to and sponsored many businesses and non-profit organizations.  Displayed below are just a few of our proud achievements. Please visit their websites for more information. Click the ‘go back arrow’ to return to our site.

Sacajawea Interpretive Center, Salmon, ID.  One of the four ShoBan Style tipis we made was blessed by the Elders during their dedication ceremony in 2003 (to correspond with the Lewis & Clark Centennial.  Click here to visit their website.

Baker Ranch, Lava Hot Springs, ID.  Enjoy a meal, ride in an old-fashion wagon with our customized cover and view a colorfully painted ShoBan Style tipi we made for them.  Click here to visit their website.

Shoshone Bannock Museum, Fort Hall, ID.  The museum uses several of the tipis we made in their outdoor exhibit during the summer months and many of our customers setup tipis we made when they attend the Annual ShoBan Pow Wow in August.  Click here to visit their website.

Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, Baker City, OR. The Center depicts pioneer migration along the Oregon Trail. Three of our items are displayed: a hand-sewn leather tipi, a Conestoga wagon cover, and an authentic tent. Click here to visit their website.

Buffalo Bill Museum/Plains Indian Exhibit, Cody, WY. This exhibit depicts the Plains Indian’s contributions to the surround area and several of the tipis we made are displayed.  Click here to visit their website.

Barker-Ewing River Trips, Jackson, WY.  You can spend a night in one of our custom-made tents and enjoy the experience of  white-water rafting.  Current pictures are not available but click  here to visit their website.

2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City, UT.  We were honored to make several tipis for the Olympics, including the 36-footer shown here.  It’s the largest tipi we’ve made.  It took many people, hours, and the use of an 18-foot scaffold to set it up.  Click here to visit their website.