Hammock Chair XL “Blanca”

Hammock Chair XL “Blanca”: The elegance of pure white

White is synonymous with purity, perfection and clarity. It brings new life to your space. In addition, it matches any decor and fits perfectly into any environment. Our “Blanca” XL Hammock Chair embodies this elegance, whether inside your home or on your terrace. A chair hammock that will pair wonderfully with the “Bogota” XXL Hammock

A handcrafted cotton hammock chair

Made with extra fine wire, our “Blanca” hammock chair combines excellent resistance with careful presentation. The development and use of this Hammock chair are part of the continuity of the traditions of the indigenous peoples of Latin America, a practice widely recognized and appreciated throughout the world. Colombia is renowned as one of the largest hammock countries. For amateurs and all the curious, you can discover all our Colombia hammocks on our page: Our Colombia hammocks.

Awaken your senses with a luxury hanging chair

Rocked by a gentle swing, our “Blanca” Colombian Hammock Chair creates an environment conducive to relaxation and rest. Get creative to design unique and original spaces that will evoke a range of emotions. Personalize the experience by mixing textures and colors with matching cushions to bring a feeling of peace and relaxation to your home. Read our tips: How to decorate your garden with a hammock.

How to hang your hammock chair

For ideal comfort, we recommend combining our suspension kit, allowing easy and secure installation. You also have the option of choosing our designer metal support, which will allow you to place your hammock chair wherever you want. To correctly install your hammock chair: How to install a hammock chair or hanging chair.

A purchase that makes sense

Buying and using a Colombian hammock chair at Hamac del Sol is much more than owning a piece of furniture. It is a recognition and enhancement of the artisanal tradition, as well as support for the community of San Jacinto. Your purchase embodies Colombian Craftsmanship, knowledge passed down from generation to generation, carried with passion by the inhabitants of San Jacinto and recognized throughout the country and the world.

Of all the occupations which can provide subsistence to man, that which brings him closest to the state of nature is the work of the hands: of all conditions, the most independent of fortune and men is that of the 'artisan.