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Get comfortable on this generously-sized triple hammock from the Maya Artists of the Yucatan. The ocher rope hammock is hand woven from all-cotton yarns in the Maya tradition. There are loops at both ends which make it easy to suspend from trees, posts, or a hammock stand.
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The hammock arrived quickly and the colors were exactly as was shown in the picture. Its good quality and my husband is very pleased with the product. I had no problem with payment or delivery. Now I will have to get another one for me.
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Thank you so much for all your hard work and expertise in making our hammock so beautiful and functional. It is a great addition to our outdoor space!
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Item was a wedding gift & recipients loved it. Can t wait till spring to hang it up.
You can find our cotton rope hammock 'Uxmal Ocher' (triple) by Maya Artists of the Yucatan in hammock categories such as Cotton Hammock, Rope Hammock and Mayan Hammock. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
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The Maya preferred to sleep and rest in hammocks. They considered the hammock to be like the loving embrace of a mother.