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Hamac de Sol

Hamac XL « Santiago »

Hamac XL « Santiago »

Prix habituel 300,99 €
Prix habituel 432,99 € Prix promotionnel 300,99 €
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Authentic Nicaraguan double hammock 100% cotton
A hammock hand-woven by wonderful artisans with a unique color that you will only find with us. We work with a factory in Masaya that has been making these hammocks for over 50 years. The craftsmanship of this country, little known in Europe, is well worth a visit. This hammock is just as suitable for decorating your home as it is for taking a trip.
The "Santiago" XL Hammock: a hammock you can hang anywhere!

Discover the "Santiago" XL Hammock, a trendy accessory for indoors and outdoors. Its unique color brings a touch of softness and warmth, harmonizing perfectly with natural materials such as wood, rattan, linen or cotton.
A luxury hammock in the Nicaraguan tradition

The hammock is typical of Nicaraguan culture, and is a fine product generally used for rest or as decoration, which is produced mainly in the city of Masaya. Traditionally tasseled, this luxurious XL hammock measures 1.75m wide by 2.5m long, with a total length of 4m. Perfect for two small people or one large adult.
Stretch comfort for this cotton hammock

Its stretch function allows this cotton hammock to open up to 2m wide. Easy to carry, its neat mesh offers perfect relaxation, whether you are reading or simply deciding to change your position.
Craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation

In Nicaragua, hammock making takes place in small micro-economic units managed and operated by the owner and/or family members, who, in their own interest, are responsible for the management and operation of the business. This hammock is made in Masaya, the main production center for Nicaraguan hammocks. The manufacturing method has been passed down from generation to generation. Discover how our Nicaraguan hammocks are made.
A thick cotton yarn hammock

The production process of the handmade xl hammock begins when the yarn is twisted into chains of different sizes. This process, known as "torcido" (twisting), will allow the yarn to tighten and gain strength. This operation is performed manually, using a wooden wheel. The body of the hammock, woven mainly by men, offers maximum comfort when lying down. The extra-thick ropes allow your back to settle perfectly, ensuring an ideal position once found.
Making the xl hammock on a loom

The yarn is then wound onto a loom, which weaves the hammock lengthwise using a kind of large wooden needle. The yarn is then woven into a large piece that forms the body of the hammock.
A designer xl hammock for a chic and traditional look

In terms of design, traditional Nicaraguan hammocks have beautiful wooden ornaments combined with two very pretty fringes. Without a doubt, our "Santiago" xl double hammock will bring a feeling of vacation into your home, and you will love looking at it anywhere in your home. Like this color? Take a look at our Juigalpa XL chair hammock. For the most curious, discover the differences between the hammock and the chair hammock: Hammock VS chair hammock.
Ecological commitment at Hamac del Sol

At Hammock del Sol, we are committed to manufacturing our hammocks in an environmentally friendly way, using natural materials and sustainable production methods. We have selected these hammocks because their production process is entirely manual. No machines of any kind are used in the production process.
A tribute to the legend of Santiago Crater

The Santiago crater of the Masaya volcano is one of the 7 active volcanoes in Nicaragua, with 18 acts of activity recorded since 1520. Unworshipped by the indigenous people who consulted a witch inside, the Spanish conquerors called this volcano the "mouth of hell" and placed a cross to evoke the devil and exorcise the demon.
Production video from the Nicaraguan workshop

In this short video, our artisan "Don Diego" assembles the fringes to the body of our "Santiago" hammock.

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