Benkung belly binding

Rooted in Indonesian traditions

Benkung belly binding is an ancient postnatal practice from Malaysia and Indonesia. For generations, a newly delivered woman's belly was wrapped daily with a long cotton cloth, purely as an act of care.

It brings warmth to the uterus, supports the abdominal muscles, and gives the body support during a time of great change.

For Sabrina, this tradition is personal. With her Indonesian roots, benkung feels like something she's known from home, familiar and natural.

A complete postnatal ceremony

Benkung belly binding pairs beautifully with the Rebozo closing ritual. Together they form a complete postnatal care ceremony for body and mind.