The tingklik is a traditional Balinese musical instrument. Crafted from bamboo, it resembles a set of blades and is played by striking them with a paddle, also known as a tingklik pelvis. A tingklik gamelan typically features two instruments: the tingklik polos and the tingklik sangsih. A single tingklik instrument can have anywhere from eleven to twenty-five bamboo blades, the exact number depending on the musical scale employed. Played with both hands, the right hand usually executes the kotekan (melody) while the left hand plays the bun (rhythm). Sometimes, the right hand may also handle the sangsih part, leaving the left hand to play the polos part.