XXL “Santa Marta” hammock

The XXL “Santa Marta” hammock

Simplicity and elegance. Particularly suited to the Mediterranean style, the judicious color combination of orange and cream offers a lovely, soft contrast for a soothing atmosphere with a touch of fantasy.

Our XXL Hammock "Santa Marta" consists of a light sculpture scattered on the bed and its design varies for each Hammock. Artisans express their unique creativity, with patterns barely repeated. The second feature of this Hammock is the crochet fabric fringes.

A hammock with extra large dimensions

This hammock can accommodate 1 to 3 people thanks to the width of its canvas which measures 1m80. Made with an extra fine Miratex yarn, it offers exceptional comfort over its 2.40m sleeping length, with a maximum load of 250kg ensuring robustness and reliability. Its 106 ropes per arm guarantee balanced weight distribution, while its light weight of 5kg and total length of 4.10m make it portable and versatile. Durability is there, allowing it to be passed on to your children, and its maintenance is easy with hand washing. Install it between 1m80 and 2m for an optimal relaxation experience. A real investment for lasting moments of relaxation.

Discover the past through crafts: The treasures of San Jacinto artisans

We don't say it enough, but the value of craftsmanship allows us to travel through time and discover unique working processes, such as those of the artisans of San Jacinto. This reveals to us the textile culture of certain communities and teaches us their way of living and their traditions.

A 100% handcrafted Colombian hammock

Our "Santa Marta" Hammock is huge and extra soft. It is woven on a vertical loom by the hands of artisans from San Jacinto, Bolívar. They reflect their interpretation of everyday life in patterns and color palettes different. This luxury hammock is designed for indoors and outdoors. Made of extra fine yarn, its color lasts over time even under the influence of the sun and washing. Its dense weave is very tight for comfort. firmer. Its fringes are the decoration and elegance of the hammock. Please note that due to its 100% artisanal production, this hammock may have some small imperfections. Discover here the stages of manufacturing the San Jacinto hammock.

Hammock Symbolism and Soul Transition

In some indigenous communities, when a person dies, their body is placed in a hammock in the fetal position or lying down, because it symbolizes the uterus or placenta of the earth. The Wayana-Apalai of French Guiana, Suriname and Brazil consider that the soul of the deceased leaves the body and then follows the hammock ties to the roof of the house. The hammock is suspended from two posts or shrubs planted in a pit and the personal objects of the deceased are placed around it. The grave can be dug under a miniature cabin created for this purpose or in the hut of the deceased. The latter is then generally abandoned and sometimes set on fire. Among the Yanomamis, in northern Brazil, the deceased are cremated in their hammocks and then buried.

The pleasure of sleeping in a luxury hammock

Ideal for decorating your spaces, living room, bedroom, balcony, country house or your beach house. You don't have a tree and you don't like the supports? Then read our article How to set up a hammock without trees. By purchasing these 'works of art' you are supporting and helping to keep this manufacturing tradition alive. You support the men and women, the families who work to produce these magnificent Hammocks.