Kain Endek is a traditional Balinese fabric renowned for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns, often worn during ceremonial occasions. What makes Kain Endek unique is its weaving process, which involves a special technique called ikat, where the threads are dyed before weaving, creating detailed patterns that reflect Balinese culture and spirituality. On February 23, 2021, Bali’s Governor, Wayan Koster, declared that Kain Endek should be worn every Tuesday, aiming to preserve and promote this important textile. It is used for various purposes, from sacred attire in ceremonies to school and office uniforms.   Crafted from cotton or silk, Kain Endek is appreciated for its durability and beauty. Made with natural dyes, it features distinctive and lasting colors and patterns. The name “Endek” is derived from “gendekan” or “ngendek,” meaning to remain constant.   At Bali Garden Beach Resort, we proudly participate in this tradition by wearing Kain Endek every Tuesday, celebrating Bali’s rich cultural heritage. Kain Endek is not just a fabric; it is a symbol of Bali’s creative legacy, now recognized as a Traditional Cultural Expression Intellectual Property.