Authentic Hammock chair from Nicaragua 100% cotton
A place of guerrilla warfare between Sandinistas and government troops in 1979, the colonial city of Jinotepe is located in the southwest of Nicaragua and is mainly known for its production of coffee, sugar cane and sesame seeds. Undeservedly little visited, today it is a friendly city that reflects the true culture and authentic style of the native people of Nicaragua.

• 100% handmade
• 3 to 5 days of work

The “Jinotepe” Hammock Chair L is ideally designed for one person, offering you a personal relaxation space.

Authentic origin: A solid and reliable hammock chair

Carefully crafted in Masaya, Nicaragua, this hammock embodies the authentic craftsmanship of the region. With a maximum load capacity of 95kg, this hammock is both solid and reliable.

Cotton comfort and sturdy structure

Made from 100% cotton, this hammock chair envelops you in cozy comfort. Its structure is built from Andean laurel wood, for unfailing robustness.

Perfect dimensions: Practical and accessible

With a width of 99cm and a sleeping length of 1.05m, it offers generous space to stretch out comfortably. The hammock's opening measures 1m, and its total length is 1.5m, providing a well-balanced space for relaxation.

Lightweight and portable with extended lifespan

Despite its robustness, it only weighs around 1.65kg, making it easy to transport and install according to your preferences. With careful use, this hammock is designed to last over 7 years, providing you with many hours of relaxation.

Easy maintenance and equipment included

To keep it in perfect condition, a simple hand wash is enough. It comes with a buckle protector in the form of a metal ring, as well as a storage bag for convenient use.

Fixings Not Included: Please note that fixings are not included, be sure to add them to your order if necessary

What if you travel to Nicaragua one day?

When traveling to Nicaragua, you can bring back several local items. Here are some suggestions:
• Jewelry : Nicaragua is home to many gold mines, making it a great place to find unique and authentic jewelry.
• Clothing : Don't miss the guayaberas, traditional embroidered shirts worn by men on special occasions. Huipiles, long cotton dresses in solid colors and decorated with patterns (especially flowers), are also interesting items to bring back.
• Masaya shoes : Take a trip to Masaya to find top quality, handmade leather shoes.
• Cigars : Nicaragua is renowned for its high quality cigars. Don't hesitate to bring back some for tobacco lovers.
• Solentiname Paintings : Paintings from this region are renowned for their originality and their depiction of local scenes and Nicaraguan culture.
• Pottery with Native American decorations : Traditional Nicaraguan pottery is often decorated with unique Native American motifs. They make wonderful souvenirs to take home with you.
• Rum : Nicaraguan rum is renowned for its quality. Be sure to sample different varieties and choose a bottle to bring back, but keep in mind transport restrictions if you're traveling to the European Union
• Hammocks : Opt for woven hammocks or chair hammocks rather than fabric ones.

We highly recommend visiting a hammock factory. There you will discover local artisans and their incredible know-how. You will notice how Nicaraguans appreciate their hammock chairs. They use them not only for relaxing, but also as an alternative to traditional chairs. In many homes you can see chair hammocks hanging in the corners of the room or on the terraces.

Do not hesitate to consult our article for all information relating to your future trip to Latin America: Traveling in Latin America with Hamac de Sol: Destination Colombia, Mexico and Nicaragua!