An electromagnetically induced Bragg reflection with a stationary coupling field in an Rb vapor cell with a $6.67\mathrm{kPa}$ neon buffer gas was studied. When the coupling field was spatially modulated as a stationary wave, a transmission reduction of the probe field was observed, while simultaneously a reflected probe field was detected in the backward direction. Instead of absorbing a fraction of the probe laser in the Rb vapor, the modulated electromagnetically induced transparency medium reflected it, corresponding to a Bragg reflection. The spectrum in the $5S_{1/2}-5P_{1/2}$ Λ-type system of ${}^{87}\mathrm{Rb}$ atoms was investigated as a function of the coupling laser frequency detuning, the stationary coupling laser power, the vapor cell temperature, and the coupling laser power ratio.