Benkung belly binding is an ancient postnatal practice from Malaysia and Indonesia. For generations, the belly of a new mother was tightly wrapped daily with a long cotton cloth—purely as an act of care. It provides warmth to the uterus, supports the abdominal muscles, and gives the body stability during a time of great change.

For Sabrina, this tradition is personal. With her Indonesian roots, benkung feels like something she knows from home — familiar and natural. She brings with her the origin, the meaning, and the care that belong to this tradition.

The ritual takes place at your home. Sabrina wraps you from chest to hips with a long, soft cloth — step by step, at your own pace. Afterwards, you wear the binding for the rest of the day.