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BACKDROPS
AND WALLS
In
Tents backdrops and walls are the heart of our unique look. Ethnic
masterpieces hand appliquéd in the alleyways of the Cairo
bazaar or embroidered Indian tapestries quilted in our barn workshop
are installed by our capable team in event-specific arrangements.
Festival promoters extend field wall on both sides of stages
to protect green rooms and staging from public view. Murals appear
as city-scape exteriors or backdrops for stages. When your preference
is crisp and white, build your own theme on our white screen
walls. Delightful for summer weddings they allow the breeze
to flow and put a soft filter on surrounding gardens. They keep
the shade under the tent while the sun moves; an important feature
if tables and chairs are under the tent roof.
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Egyptian
tent panels set up as field wall. |
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Detail
The
Buddha eyes may be the world's only roll up "stained
glass" window. They made their debut at the
2004 Earthdance as part of the Diner Devine tenting.
They make a splash with their bright colors in the daytime
and can be seen from hundreds of feet away at night.
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Vibrant
African colors cover Stir it up again, backdrop mural
painted by local artists Howard and Annie Bond |
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Everyone's
favorite backdrop the Egyptian applique. |
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The
Celtic Walls are an ongoing mural by Tinker Lamb. Every
year his 56 foot painting becomes more complex. |
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The
Bear, painted by Paul Bourgoise, has been used at weddings
and on stages behind speakers. |
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