Handmade Hammock from Hand-Loomed Cotton
Guatemalan hammock crafted from hand-loomed cotton yarns knotted by hand using traditional Mayan techniques. The cotton was woven on backstrap looms specifically for hammock construction. Qualifies as handmade cottage industry good from hand-loomed fabric per U.S. note 26.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If made from machine-woven knotted netting
Commercial hammocks from power loom fabrics fall under Chapter 56
If imported for museum exhibition display
Cultural artifacts for non-commercial exhibition qualify separately
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Certification must trace hand-loomed cotton origin through cottage industry chain,Document hand-knotting process to verify against machine-knotted imports,Size/weight declarations help CBP verify authentic hammock construction
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