Hamac XXL « Cartago »

Le Hamac XXL “Cartago” est une pièce unique de fabrication artisanale, tissée à la main. Il bénéficie d’une technique de tissage ancienne par les artisans de San Jacinto. Avec ses motifs ethniques gris inspirés de l’art précolombien, ce hamac est un véritable chef-d’œuvre.

Un hamac Colombien 100% artisanal : Le savoir faire et l’histoire d’un pays

Ce hamac est doté de franges magnifiques en macramé, qui sont une véritable œuvre d’art à part entière. Chaque frange est entièrement faite à la main, en utilisant une variété de nœuds et de motifs pour créer une texture unique. Cette technique de macramé est extrêmement complexe et demande un véritable savoir-faire. Avec ce hamac, on est loin du simple accessoire de détente! En savoir plus sur L’incroyable histoire du Macramé

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Les artisans tissent le tissu doux et très épais sur un métier à tisser vertical. Pour cela, ils utilisent des fils extra-fins afin obtenir une texture dense et ferme. C’est bien cette fabrication soignée qui assure la durabilité du hamac et une excellente tenue des couleurs, même après une exposition prolongée au soleil. En choisissant le Hamac “Cartago”, vous optez pour un hamac que vous ne retrouverez nul par ailleurs!  Vous soutenez également les artisans locaux et leur savoir-faire, transmis de génération en génération. Découvrez comment nous favorisons une production responsable et équitable en explorant nos hamacs équitables : Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus

Bien entretenir son hamac

Après la belle saison, évitez de le laisser dehors toute l’année. Rangez-le soigneusement dans un emballage hermétique. Ensuite, stockez-le dans la maison. Evitez le garage ou le grenier ou les petits nuisibles et les rongeurs tels que les souris de s’y installer confortablement. Si vous avez fait des nœuds pour le raccourcir, défaites-les avant de le ranger. En suivant ces conseils simples, vous prolongerez la durée de vie de votre hamac et continuerez à en profiter pendant de nombreuses saisons à venir.

• Size: 1 to 3 persons (2 adults and 1 child)
• Origin : San Jacinto Bolivar (Colombia)
• Maximum supported load : 250kg
• Textile material: Miratex extra fine yarn
• Number of strings: 106 per arm
• Width : 1,80m
• Length of the bed : 2,40m
• Total length : 4,10m
• Weight : 5kg
• Duration (careful use): You will pass it on to your children
• Ideal hanging height: 1m80 - 2m
• Care: Hand wash
• Buckle protector: Not Included
• Bag : Included
• Mounting : Not included

Quality control
2 quality controls are carried out for all our hammocks: The first, at the end of the manufacturing process by the craftsman, the second, by Hammock del Sol, before shipping to our customers.

Unique model
San Jacinto is a Zenú indigenous heritage town where the tradition of hand weaving hammocks is maintained.
The artisans of this region use the vertical loom to weave. The technique that characterizes them is palletization, a process that requires a lot of effort because it combs the threads so that the fabric is tight and without holes.

Nowadays, paying attention to the origin is no longer a guarantee of quality, since even in Latin America, Latin hammocks can be produced directly in factories. For lack of being able to touch and test the quality, fortunately, the artisanal Hammocks are recognizable at first glance, even in photos, for those who take the time to look carefully.

Weight of the hammock
Each hammock has an approximate weight of 5 kg

Good to know
The real way to use a hammock is to lie on the diagonal. This offers a better position for the back, after that, it's up to you, you can rest on your back, on your side or even on your stomach like many Latinos who are used to sleeping like this in their Hammock, since birth.

Washing
They can be washed in two ways, by hand or in a washing machine. Due to its weight, we recommend washing them in the washing machine on delicate mode. You should not wash your Hammock with vanish or bleach, as these products are very aggressive and can damage your Hammock.

1. Tie a knot for each head or rope of the hammock.
2. Wrap the hammock so that the bangs are facing inwards.
3. Using a rope, tie the worm hammock.
4. Leave your hammock for a wash cycle.
5. Rinse thoroughly with water and plenty of fabric softener.
6. Remove the ropes and knots in the heads.
7. Dry in the sun.

Fixation
We advise you to fix your hammock with our Colombian ropes. You can hang your hammock on trees, poles or beams. You can also use our fixing kit to fix them to walls.

Installation
To be comfortable in your Hammock you must have a good installation, because it should not be too high or too low to drag on the ground. You should keep in mind that when you hang it, there should be a banana curve, a height of 1.80 or 2 meters high with a distance of 3.50 or 4 meters.
If your space is very large, you can use our long ropes and adjust the hammock to your liking.

Good to know
The real way to use a hammock is to lie on the diagonal. This offers a better position for the back, after that, it's up to you, you can rest on your back, on your side or even on your stomach like many Latinos who are used to sleeping like this in their Hammock, since birth.

14 days to change your mind

At Hammock del Sol, our goal is to satisfy you. So if you have changed your mind, don't panic!
We commit ourselves to take back your order without incurring any penalty within fourteen (14) days from the date you received the products purchased from www.hamacdelsol.fr.

You have 14 days after receiving your order to make your return by an online request using our return form.