This Hammock pays homage to the colors of the Coati. Part of the raccoon family, it is found in Mexico where it lives in tropical forests. Through its fearful attitudes, the Coati has become the emblem of Mexican children.
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Discover our XL “Coati” hammock
The “Coati” Mexican Hammock is much more than just a hammock; it is a symbol of Mexican artisanal tradition. Handcrafted with soft, durable nylon, this hammock embodies authenticity and comfort at its peak. With its generous dimensions of 4 meters long and 1.80 meters wide, it can support up to 200 kg, guaranteeing total relaxation.
Why choose our Mexican hammocks?
- Supreme Comfort : The nylon yarn mesh allows for an unparalleled relaxation experience. It fits the shape of your body perfectly, providing optimal support for your spine.
- Exceptional Durability : Designed with quality nylon, similar to that used in the manufacture of fishing nets, this hammock is durable and easy to maintain, ensuring long-lasting use.
- Portability : Lightweight (only 2 kg), it folds easily and can be stored in a bag. Perfect for outdoor adventures or travel getaways.
- Decorative Elegance : Add a touch of color and style to your living space with this Mexican hammock, which is also a decorative element in its own right.
An ancient Mexican tradition
The Mexican Hammock has a history dating back over 1000 years, having been used by the Mayans and the Aztecs for their moments of rest. It has become a symbol of relaxation and leisure in Mexican culture.
Hammock Weaving: A Cultural Heritage
Hammock weaving is a tradition rooted in the heart of Mexico. It is a vital activity for local communities, providing a stable income for artisans while preserving their cultural heritage.
Why Choose a Mexican Hammock?
Today, Mexican hammocks are popular around the world for their unparalleled comfort and incomparable style. By choosing the “Coati” Mexican Hammock, you connect to Mexican culture and add a touch of elegance to your living space.
Little cultural anecdote
Did you know that in the Mayan language, the hammock is called “hayabil kaan,” meaning “ropes to lie on”? In Mexico, the hammock is used in multiple ways, including for childbirth and as a cradle. A simple method is to place two pieces of wood at the ends of the hammock to hold it open.
Opt for the “Coati” Mexican Hammock and treat yourself to a unique experience combining tradition, comfort and elegance. Rediscover relaxation in its pure state.
