Janggolan

Janggolan is a type of traditional woven fabric that comes from Indonesia. It's made by taking thin threads of yarn and weaving them together on a loom, which is like a big frame. The weaver moves the threads up and down, over and under each other, to create a pattern.

Janggolan is usually made from cotton or silk, and it can be dyed many different colors. Some janggolan fabrics even have gold or silver threads woven into them, which makes them shiny and pretty.

People in Indonesia have been making janggolan for hundreds of years. In the past, it was used to make clothing and other items like bags and blankets. Today, janggolan is still popular in Indonesia, and some people even use it to make modern clothes like shirts and dresses.

So, in short, janggolan is a type of fabric that is woven by hand in Indonesia using thin threads of yarn and a loom. It's known for its beautiful patterns and vibrant colors.