Hammock "Serena & Lily" Handwoven - Handmade in Nicaragua, certified in USA

Experience the ultimate comfort and craftsmanship of our hamaca tejida a mano en Nicaragua, woven by master artisans using sustainable, eco-friendly cotton. Perfect for your patio, garden, or indoor sanctuary, this hammock blends traditional artistry with long durability (read our reviews).

Why Choose Our Nicaraguan Handwoven Hammocks?

• Genuine Artisan Craftsmanship: Each hammock is meticulously handwoven by skilled Nicaraguan weavers artesanos, preserving centuries-old textile traditions.
• Premium Materials & Durability: Made from soft, double-stitched cotton ropes and sustainably sourced teak or Guazuma wood spreader bars for superior strength and longevity.
• Certified Eco-Friendly Fabric: Crafted with cotton certified by Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex, ensuring safety, even for babies.
• Comfort & Flexibility: The unique double-stitch weaving enhances breathability, flexibility, and overall comfort for all-day relaxation.
• Tested for Safety and Quality: Rigorous quality control including Bureau Veritas testing guarantees premium standards.
• Unique Natural Wood Variations: Each wooden bar displays individual grain patterns, making every hammock authentically unique.

Product Specifications

• Hammock Sling Size: 143" x 41" x 10" (363 x 105 x 25 cm)
• Hammock Only: 83" x 54" (210 x 137 cm)
• Weight: 19 lbs (8.5 kg)
• Weight Capacity: 265 lbs (120 kg)
• Material Composition: 89% Cotton, 11% Polyester, with teak or Guazuma wood spreaders
• Weaving: Double-stitch for enhanced durability and comfort

Care and Use Instructions

• Securely mount to strong structural supports (mounting hardware not included)
• Store indoors during rain or when unused to prevent mildew and prolong life
• Spot clean only
• Not suitable for unsupervised infants
• Please use responsibly. Hang A Hammock Collective is not responsible for any possible injuries incurred while using this product. 

Meet the Makers 

Discover the people behind your hammock and their traditional handweaving techniques at our Conoce a los artesanos(https://hangahammockcollective.com/pages/who-we-are).