Designing Typical Malang Handicraft Products Through the Utilization of Sawdust at Micro and Small Enterprise

This article examines the use of sawdust as a souvenir product with resin material at MSEs Berdikari Meubel Nusantara, a furniture manufacturer specializing in high quality products made from mahogany, pine, and teak. The author describes the process of making souvenir products using sawdust and resin, including map and text planning and modeling, map area coloring, map pasting, text, and legends on frames. The article also discusses challenges encountered during the design process, such as the difficulty of creating detailed designs for small-sized objects and the need for knowledge of abstract art and frame sizes. In addition, the authors examine the limitations of the production process, including the risk of damage during map formation and the length of time it takes to complete the work. This article provides valuable insights into the use of sawdust as a souvenir product and the challenges encountered during the design and production process, making it a useful resource for those interested in making high-quality souvenir products.

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Engineering and Technology Journal
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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.47191/etj/v9i09.18
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Crafts, Textile, and Design
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Designing Typical Malang Handicraft Products Through the Utilization of Sawdust at Micro and Small Enterprise

Ken Erliana, Primahasmi Dalulia, Mochammad Rofieq, Immanuel Felix Ondang
Engineering and Technology Journal
Crafts, Textile, and Design
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Designing Typical Malang Handicraft Products Through the Utilization of Sawdust at Micro and Small Enterprise

Ken Erliana, Primahasmi Dalulia, Mochammad Rofieq, Immanuel Felix Ondang
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Abstract

This article examines the use of sawdust as a souvenir product with resin material at MSEs Berdikari Meubel Nusantara, a furniture manufacturer specializing in high quality products made from mahogany, pine, and teak. The author describes the process of making souvenir products using sawdust and resin, including map and text planning and modeling, map area coloring, map pasting, text, and legends on frames. The article also discusses challenges encountered during the design process, such as the difficulty of creating detailed designs for small-sized objects and the need for knowledge of abstract art and frame sizes. In addition, the authors examine the limitations of the production process, including the risk of damage during map formation and the length of time it takes to complete the work. This article provides valuable insights into the use of sawdust as a souvenir product and the challenges encountered during the design and production process, making it a useful resource for those interested in making high-quality souvenir products.

Engineering and Technology JournalVol. 09(09)
Universitas Merdeka Malang (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Crafts, Textile, and Design
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