Hammock L Macramé Ocre

Authentic Colombian Hammock 100% cotton
The "macramé" finish is reserved for experienced craftsmen. Macramé bangs require a great deal of attention to detail in order to produce a 4-meter-long hammock. The numerous, compact points of attachment in the fabric make these bangs tear-proof.

Our suggestion: The L Macramé Ocre hammock

Opt for a 100% cotton hammock in a warm, welcoming hue. Our Macramé Ocre hammock will adapt to any environment in your home to create a warm, cocooning atmosphere. Our Macramé Ocre L hammock is ideal for one person, and is not recommended for extended outdoor use. Measures 1.50 m wide x 3.50 m long. Approximate weight: 4 kg.

Ochre for sunny spaces

Buying an ochre-colored hammock is a choice that instantly transports you to the warmth of the sun and escape. Combined with craftsmanship and warm tones, ochre creates an authentic, relaxing ambience. This color blends easily with other hues such as khaki green, petroleum blue or terracotta brown. Ochre and white also offer a timeless combination, guaranteeing a soft, soothing atmosphere in your living space.

The impact of globalization on hammock manufacturing

Hammocks have not escaped the effects of globalization. Rising cotton prices have led many hammock distributors to manufacture industrially in China or India. The combination of low-cost manufacturing and profit-seeking has meant that "cheap" hammocks are appearing everywhere. New materials such as polyester or polypropylene (derived from plastic) have been incorporated into the manufacture of cotton canvas. For those of you who want a hammock that will last for years, a traditional Colombian hammock is the best choice you can make. Trust us, you won't be disappointed by the quality of our models.

The daily life of Colombian peasants and the importance of the hammock

Hammocks are an integral part of the daily lives of peasants in Colombia's Caribbean region. In fact, they are used for various events such as birth, sleeping, napping, transporting the sick and even funerals. Because of its versatility, the hammock is considered one of Colombia's most practical pieces of fabric furniture.

Traditional craftsmanship: Handmade L hammocks in San Jacinto Bolívar

Craftsmen in the municipality of San Jacinto Bolívar, using techniques handed down from generation to generation, make these hammocks by hand. fair trade. Four-pole vertical looms are used to weave each cotton thread. Heads (cotton ropes) are also made by other craftsmen to hang the hammock. This hammock is made in one piece without cutting, finishing or sewing, giving it a unique value. Ideal for relaxing on your balcony, in your home or your living room/terrace. Our 8 tips for choosing your hammock

The history of the"branle-bas de combat" and the hammock

Originally, in the 17th century navy, "branle-bas de combat" meant a great deal of movement and agitation, as when preparing for quick action. On ships, sailors slept in hammocks called "branles". In the event of an attack, they had to stow them quickly to clear the deck for battle. This created quite a stir, hence the expression. It's still used to describe a hectic situation, and even in the army to say you're ready to fight.

Guided tour of our Colombian workshop

This is our Colombian workshop, where our craftsmen create the hammocks offered in our Colombian luxury collection.