The Sasak have a tradition of writing on dried leaves of the lontar palm. The manuscript is written on lontar leaves. There are also ships' logs of VOC captains and ancient lontar manuscripts. Ice apple in Indonesia is called Buah Lontar or Siwalan. The ti'i langga is created by weaving young leaves of the lontar palm (Borassus flabellifer). The English translation, published by the Lontar Foundation, was done by John H. McGlynn. Traditionally, Kawi is written on lontar prepared palm leaves. In Indonesia the leaves were used in the ancient culture as paper, known as "lontar". The text is then read by scrolling the lontar strip from left to right. A shelf to place the lontar manuscripts is situated in the wall of the trojogan. In Indonesia the palm-leaf manuscript is called lontar.