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"Izamal" XL Mexican hammock
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Authentic 100% nylon Mexican net hammock
This hammock takes its colors from the Izamal convent. Built on a high Mayan platform, this convent was an important intellectual center in the 16th century: it housed an Indian school and a center for learning the Mayan language.
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XL Mexican hammock "Izamal": the meaning of yellow in Mexican cultures
Yellow has a very special meaning in Latin America, especially in Mexican cultures. Associated with light and energy, it is considered a lucky charm. For Mexican hammocks, yellow represents joy, happiness, and luck. It is also a color that symbolizes fertility and abundance.
The comfort and coolness of the Mexican hammock
For Hamac del Sol, the Mexican hammock is the hammock best suited for high temperatures. Woven with fine thread, it allows air to circulate through the mesh for cool nights.
The place of the hammock in Mexican life
For those who have never had the opportunity to visit Mexico, it is difficult to imagine how much the hammock has marked, and still marks, this country. Today, in the provinces as on the coasts, the hammock serves as a bed in thousands of Mexican homes. It is especially in the Yucatán that the majority of inhabitants sleep in their hammock at night, regardless of their social background or place of residence. To learn more: How to lie down properly in a Mexican hammock
The advantages of nylon hammocks
Our 100% nylon hammocks offer several advantages compared to cotton hammocks:
- Resistance
- Easy care
- Comfort
Nylon net hammocks can stay outside: they easily withstand the sun, rain, and frost. Remember to wash your hammock at least once a year: How to wash my hammock
Mexican hammocks: decorative elements for your garden
Did you know? If you are landscaping a garden that serves as both a dining area and a relaxation area, remember to decorate it with hammocks in light tones. When they are not in use, they become simple decorative elements that define the space, like light drapes. Their texture and fringes pair perfectly with flowers and wooden beams, for a calm and soothing atmosphere.