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Wigwams at The Beach?

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The Wave Wam Teepee by Indoek  is a 10 ounce cotton canvas tent that is ideal for relaxing, reading, or even sleeping at the beach. It’s made with collapsible bamboo and aluminum poles, leather ties held with copper rivets to keep everything in place, and a cotton canvas bag made with strap to carry it to the beach.This modern-day teepee stands about 6 feet tall, assembled of course, and fits about two or three full-grown people inside of it comfortably. These Wavewams are made to order in California, and their makers donate a portion of the proceeds to helping the environment! Not only can you stay cool on the beach, but you can also feel good about contributing to the environment when you buy one.

Images courtesy of Indoek

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