L Deluxe Bar Hammock “Ticuantepe”

• Use a small brush with cold or lukewarm water and a mild soap like Marseille soap.
• Gently rub the hammock body, fringes and arms to preserve the fibers.
• Flip it over to the other side and do the same thing.
• Rinse thoroughly and let air dry, preferably in the shade.
• Avoid harsh chemicals such as bleach.

To find out more: How to properly wash your hammock

Choosing Hamac del Sol: A guarantee of quality

At Hamac del Sol we are passionate about the art of making original and unique hammocks. For the most curious and all hammock lovers, we have created a giant hammock measuring over eleven meters! We always strive to offer you hammock models that combine quality, craftsmanship and ethics. In summary, we could say that our goal in offering you this type of hammock is to be able to enrich your life and beautify your home. The icing on the cake is that this hammock is fair trade. By purchasing our Deluxe “Ticuantepe” L Bar Hammock, you support a fair economy allowing our artisans to make a living from their work. Do you want to know who is behind Hamac del Sol? Discover us!

The hammock in the daily life of indigenous peoples of Latin America

The hammock is a very important element of “Indian” life. It’s not just limited to sleep and naps. It also plays a role against unwanted animals that could enter homes during the night, especially when these animals are not frightened by the nearby fireplace. The hammock is also used for working in the manufacture of a variety of objects. The women cook there, while the children find it a magnificent playground. In the evening, the men gather in the hammocks to share the events of their day or exchange stories, sometimes several people in the same hammock. In search of isolation, some individuals use it to temporarily distance themselves from the rest of society.

A hammock in homage to the old town of Ticuantepe

Ticuantepe is a small town located in the department of Managua, Nicaragua. It is a charming and quiet town, known for its pleasant climate and lush vegetation. The city is surrounded by mountains and forests, making it an ideal place for hikers and nature lovers. There are also many artisans who work with wood, leather and cotton, as well as local producers of coffee and tropical fruits. One of the most important sites and which is a reference for coexisting with nature is the Chocoyero-El Brujo Wildlife Refuge, declared a protected area in 1993.