Jenggala’s Ingka Collection
Inspired by the traditional Indonesian basket weave called ingka, Jenggala has created a new line of ceramic tableware to honour Balinese and Indonesian heritage.
Ingka is a classic handicraft product carefully woven from spines of the palmyrah plant (lontar). Traditionally made into plates or trays, they were used for religious purposes or to serve food. Now Jenggala has paid homage to this timeless artisanal creation by recreating the same look in ceramic with their line Ingka. Jenggala Jalan Uluwatu 2, Jimbaran Phone : 0361 703 311
Ingka is a classic handicraft product carefully woven from spines of the palmyrah plant (lontar).
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