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Brazilian Double Hammocks(32 items)
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Cotton hammock, 'Tropical Day' (double)
By Pamala
Perfect for a Backyard Paradise
This hammock is well made, comfortable, and adds beauty to my backyard. Its large enough for both my husband and I to use together, and we do. Our favorite use of the hammock is to relax and catch up on our reading; however, be careful of the swaying motion, it encourages napping. I thank the women of Brazil for crafting my beautiful hammock. The picture does not do the piece justice and my hammock includes crochet skirts on each side, which just adds to its beauty.
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Cotton hammock, 'Brazilian Beach' (double)
By Amanda
Absolutely Beautiful! Will treasure for years!
I first saw a hammock like this swinging from trees at a special resort in Jamaica. I was thrilled to find where it was made, and now have one at my home in North Carolina. It?s more beautiful than the pictures and is well made. My three little boys love napping in it. Thank you Mariana and Novica!
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Cotton hammock, 'Love Game' (double)
By Mary
so very beautiful
This hammock is not only beautiful, it is comfortable and fits perfectly between our two big redwood trees. Thank you!
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Hammock Artisans of Ceará Cotton hammock
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Write a reviewMany of the women have taught their techniques to their daughters and granddaughters, thus ensuring the hammock-making tradition is kept alive.
Hammocks have been in use in Brazil for centuries, even before the Portuguese landed on their shores in the 15th century. Not only were hammocks used for sleeping, but they were also used for transporting goods.
The people of northeastern Brazil still prefer to sleep in hammocks, whereas... read more
The people of northeastern Brazil still prefer to sleep in hammocks, whereas... read more
