Genuine Mexican 100% Nylon Mesh Hammock
A hammock inspired by the blue and yellow Ara parrot, which lives mainly in the south of the American continent. It has been domesticated since Christopher Columbus returned to Spain after discovering America. Because of the beauty of its plumage and its ability to imitate humans, it is now often used as a pet bird.
See how our Mexican hammocks are made
Mexican Maya XXL "Guacamaya" hammock: a unique weave
Handmade hammocks are among Mexico's best-known handicrafts. People use them to sit, rest or sleep. They have a symbolic value, as they originated in Mayan culture, where they were used for various rituals such as weddings, births and funerals. In Mexico, in the states of Yucatan and Chiapas, making a Mexican hammock is a craft activity considered one of the most commercially important. In the Yucatan, more specifically in the towns of Chemas, Chichimila, Tekom and Tixcacalcupul, hammocks are still made from henequen (agave), a highly resistant and long-lasting material.
The Mexican Queen Maya XXL "Guacamaya" hammock
The Queen Maya Hammock is a true work of art of relaxation and comfort, thanks to its exceptional weaving technique and spectacular colors. This hammock is built to last, and its special feature is its woven mesh arm. The hand-woven ties on the arms make it not only more resistant, but also visually captivating. This hammock takes between ten and fifteen days of meticulous craftsmanship to make.
Extraordinary dimensions
With its generous dimensions of 2m20 in width, the Queen Maya Hammock offers a space spacious enough for two to three people to recline comfortably. Find out more : How to lie down in a Mexican hammock
The extra thread in the fabric makes it even more pleasant to rest on. Because of its large size, it also comes in a variety of dazzling colors to suit all tastes. Fans of rare hammock models with unrivalled width and comfort? Discover the world of Wayuu hammocks over 2.50 meters wide! Our Wayuu hammocks
Mexican hammocks: ancestral craftsmanship
Our Mexican hammocks are woven using an ancestral technique in the Chiapas region of southern Mexico, by families of craftsmen who perpetuate this know-how from generation to generation. Once used to make the first hammocks, Ixtle and Henequen fibers add a touch of history and authenticity to every hammock.
Choose a nylon XXL hammock
Our Queen Maya XXL "Guacamaya" hammock is made from 100% nylon, the same material used to make fishing nets. This means it can be used outdoors all year round. It can withstand extreme weather conditions such as frost, rain and sun. However, we recommend storing it under cover after use to ensure its longevity. For lovers of pure cotton hammocks, we recommend our partner brand Tropical Hamac.
A hammock for warmth: perfect around the pool
This Mexican Nylon Hammock offers the best of both worlds: the superior durability of nylon while offering almost identical comfort to cotton. In the hot regions of Mexico, it's often preferred to the bed because its mesh allows better air circulation, offering an ideal solution against the heat. Find out more : 5 good reasons to choose a Mexican hammock
Did you know?
Numerous studies and analyses in Mexico and around the world on the benefits of sleeping in hammocks demonstrate the advantages of sleeping in hammocks. One of the major benefits is the reduction in bacteria and microbes found in traditional mattresses. When properly maintained and regularly washed, hammocks provide an environment less conducive to the proliferation of these undesirable micro-organisms. This feature contributes to improved hygiene and a reduced risk of associated infections.
