L Deluxe bar hammock “Nagarote”

L Deluxe bar hammock “Nagarote”

The hammock holds a special place in Nicaraguan culture, renowned for producing the most exceptional hammocks in the world. Our Deluxe “Nagarote” L Bar Hammock embodies the pinnacle of macramé on fringes. This is probably one of our most remarkable models in our bar hammock collection. The bars of this hammock are particularly appreciated by sun lovers since the dividing bar stretches the surface and keeps it open so that it does not cast a shadow.

A luxury hand-woven hammock

This hammock, designed for 1 to 2 people, was woven in cotton in Masaya, Nicaragua. It has a maximum load capacity of 170kg. The wood used is Andean Laurel, ensuring a width of 100cm, for a sleeping length of 237cm. Hand washing is recommended, and it is equipped with protective metal rings for the buckles. A bag is included for easy transport and storage.

The heritage of the South American Hammock

Dating back centuries to the Caribbean, the hammock has found its way through different Latin American cultures, from the Mayans in Mexico to Brazil, Colombia and Peru. In Nicaragua, it has taken root as an essential cultural element, supported by passionate artisans who fashion twisted cotton hammocks of exceptional quality. To go further: Differences between traditional and industrial hammocks: Beware of scams.

Traditional uses in Nicaragua

In rural Nicaragua, the hammock is ingrained in the daily lives of residents. It is used for sleeping, entertaining guests and even for storing provisions. It is also very useful to protect against harmful insects like scorpions and spiders. Hammocks are also very popular with travelers who discover them in hotels across the country who appreciate their resistance and beauty.

Hammock crafts

Creating a handmade hammock requires skill and know-how, traits that Nicaraguan artisans possess in abundance. They have developed a unique style of manufacturing, inherited from previous generations. The process begins with the selection of materials, including cotton, which is then woven and interwoven to create a comfortable and durable surface. Also read: the making of Nicaraguan hammocks.

The hammock with spreader bar from Nicaragua: a symbol open to the world

The “Nagarote” L Deluxe Bar Hammock not only embodies Nicaraguan craftsmanship, but it is also the result of a rich history dating back centuries. By choosing this hammock, you are opting for much more than a simple product, you are adopting a cultural symbol imbued with exceptional artisanal expertise. Ethical and fair manufacturing: 10 good reasons to choose Hamac del Sol: ethical and fair trade hammocks.

The hammock and the first medical studies

A recent study was conducted to better understand the relationship between sleep and rocking. It appears that during a 45 min nap in a slowly rocking bed (0.25 Hz) the transition between the awake and asleep state is shorter and the quality of sleep improves. So in summary, the hammock would guarantee more restful sleep than the bed. Now all that remains is for you to observe it! The effects of swinging on the body and mind.