Wholesale “Forest friends” Teepee Tent

Your little adventurer may spend long hours exploring the world and playing, but upon return he or she needs a place to rest, eat, and make plans for further adventures. A teepee literally means a dwelling, and is a word used by the Sioux, the indigenous people of the Great Plains. It is a space for all kinds of fun. When the play is finished, you can pack the teepee back in the cover and put it away, for example, in the corner of the room. It does not take much space when folded, and the cover enables you to easily take it outdoors. There is a pocket inside where children can hide their toys, books and other treasures. The white background of the teepee fits any interior! PART OF THE FOREST FRIENDS COLLECTION It is part of our autumn collection, born out of love for hiking in the forest and sleeping in a tent in the wild. Designed in collaboration with illustrator Iwa Kowalska, the teepee fits perfectly into the autumn mood and introduces a unique atmosphere in the room. The “Forest Friends” teepee stands out not only because of its beautiful colours, but also because of its original author’s pattern on the fabric. The fabulous watercolour pattern was created for us by Iwa Kowalska. It was born out of love for hiking in the forest and spending nights in a tent in the wild! Made of natural materials: 100% cotton fabric and pine poles. Thanks to its five-wall structure, the tent is stable when it is put up, the poles are rounded and placed in tunnels sewn together at the bottom. The teepee is perfect to use at home, in the garden or at the beach. The set includes a play tent, poles and a cotton cover. Feel free to complement it with our beautiful decorations and accessories. Fabric: 100% OEKO-TEX® certified cotton. Fabric weight: 260. Washing temperature: up to 30°C. Pine poles: 180 cm. Height when put up: 170 cm. Base diameter: 120/130 cm. Instruction teepee tent 1.Take two parts of the pole, remember that one part must have a hole at the top for the string. 2. Insert the screws into the appropriate holes i.e. the smaller screws into the small. 3. Pull out the string from the sticks. Insert the sticks into the tunnels of the tent, so that the prepared stick holes are still visible at the top. 4. Place the tent vertically and pull the string through the stickholes by following the holes order. Put the wooden bead on each end of the string. screws and the longer screw between the poles and twist them together. 5.Turn the sticks so that one overlaps the other and start to put up the tipi by drawing the bottom aside.