Traditional Clothes, Musical Instruments, Ships, and Weapons
- Clothes
- Batik
- Ikat
- Koteka
- Sarong from Sarung
- Songket
- Musical instruments
- Angklung
- Gamelan
- Gong
- Ships
- Junk from jong
- Proa (also 'prahu' or 'prau') from prahu (Javanese) or perahu (Indonesian)
- Weapons
- Kris from keris
- Parang
- Sjambok from cambuk in Indonesia, where it was the name of a wooden rod for punishing slaves
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