chiqishdi
Chiqishdi is a ceremonial tipi used by the Plains Indian tribes of North America. The term "Chiqishdi" is derived from the Lakota language, meaning "sitting woman" or " female tipi". This type of tipi is traditionally used for women's ceremonies and events.
The Chiqishdi tipi is characterized by its unique structure and decoration. It typically has a larger base
In traditional Plains Indian culture, the Chiqishdi is a symbol of feminine power and spirituality. Women of
The decorating of the Chiqishdi tipi often involves beadwork, drawing images inspired by the people's biographies,