Anne van Borselen is Jenggala's regular artist-in-residence. Based in Amsterdam, she goes to Bali every year to collaborate with Jenggala craftspeople in different ceramic projects, mostly for hand-painted and decal ceramics. Her limited-edition tableware pieces are on display in Jenggala showroom and DFS Bali Galleria. As a painter and sculptor, Anne van Borselen admitted falling in love with ceramic paintings only after working with Jenggala, where talented ceramic artisans are open to exchange ideas, skills and knowledge.

Anne van Borselen was born on June 11, 1937 in Surabaya, Indonesia. She came from a family of painters: on her mother's side, Imeria Sunassa, the famous Indonesian artist, and on her father's side great great grandfather, J.W. van Borselen (1825-1892), landscape painter of King William III from The Netherlands. Her art skills and techniques, honed by passionate practice since she was five, and study in The Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and Rotterdam, have allowed her to move the brush brilliantly, working her way to yielding beautiful paintings both on canvas and ceramics.