Spring Mayan

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Mayan

Featured Reviews

Cotton rope hammock, 'Uxmal Mulberry' (double)

Jessica

Mar 8, 2026

Absolutely Beautiful!

I cannot express the extent of my joy and gratitude when I received my hammock! There was a delay in my delivery and the company was great about communicating changes and updates with me throughout the process. They also relieved me of my delivery fee & offered a small store credit to compensate for the trouble. When the hammock arrived, I was struck by the simple but beautiful wrapping. I felt like I was receiving a gift! It even smelled lovely! The color is so rich and beautiful, the fabric is soft and real, the hammock is spacious and sturdy and absolutely gorgeous! When I first laid down in it, I felt like I was wrapped and held in a warm embrace. I hung it beside my bed for reading and relaxing and offering me safe, cozy space to unwind. Should I desire to purchase hammocks as gifts for my beloveds, I will search no further! Happy to support the artists and very grateful for their talents, skills, and incredibly positive energy (which was actually FELT in the product.) Thank you!

Hammock, 'Blue Caribbean' (double)

mariodian

Nov 21, 2016

I love this hammock

I got rid of my bed and I use this hammock only. It's been only a few days but I already feel that my insomnia is way milder than it used to be. I had terrible sleep before and was constantly waking up without any energy. My sleep has improved since I started using the hammock. Thanks so much!

Colorful Hammock

Comfortable Hammock

Nylon String Hammocks

Strong Doesnt Fade Or Break Like Other Brands

Travel Hammock!

Two Person Hammock!

Hammock, 'Caribbean Mambo' (double)

Charles

Apr 13, 2020

caribbean mambo double

this is the most uncomfortable hammock I have ever laid in. It's like lying on a plank and does not give

Featured Artist

Maya Artists of the Yucatan Hand-crafted Mayan hammocks

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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.

Long before the Spanish arrived upon the coasts of the Yucatan Peninsula, the Maya preferred to sleep and rest in hammocks. They considered the... read more