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Perajin Lokal Naik Kelas | Narasi People

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Oh yes, I know some1 want to create

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a business but this business doesn't want to

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just seek

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personal gain but I want to make

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this decoration as a boat that can

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shelter people, shelter many

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people, give a positive impact to

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many people, I traveled to various

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regions, regions that happen to be

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known for crafts, for example, to

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Yogyakarta and Jepara, there is

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Karimunjawa and then there is also Bali, well,

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there I saw how many

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craft shops, craftsmen

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finally closed and went bankrupt, so

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after I studied it more deeply, it

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turned out that it was because

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our craftsmen couldn't compete in the

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modern market, they lacked

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education, for example, with roles, what are the

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market's selling points, and so on, so

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our way is that we

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know more about what the market really wants,

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especially our target market,

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so there we redesign

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the product, we adjust it to the

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Indonesian market and also we look at foreign trends,

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what are the current trends, usually for

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interior design and home decor, the

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trends are usually brought from abroad, right, because of the

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prophetic beauty, a little bit of that is also

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inverse from abroad, so we

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also teaching our craftsmen okay to

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make items like this the method is like

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this and we can also invite them to

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explore materials maybe materials

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that they previously thought were

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liquid waste small pieces of wood well

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we can tell them to make

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products like this So besides that the

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economic value is also higher

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actually this craft is also a culture

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for Indonesia

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they have knowledge that has been passed down

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from their grandfathers from their fathers

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before they already have

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very good skills so indeed most of

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our craftsmen are still good

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But in my opinion that is one of the

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uniqueness that is not owned by

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goods that are manufactured like that,

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the diesel may be the same but

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for example the shape or curves are definitely

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a little different well that is what makes a

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work of art compared to

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products that are

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manufactured so nothing else decorating this

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is decorating a space to organize life

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there means if for example customers

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buy products from decorating besides

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they can decorate their room

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to be more beautiful but actually

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they are also helping to organize the lives of

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local craftsmen there was a funny incident

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actually when I went to Boyolali

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so to a copper craftsman who sells

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lamps when I came there I was

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accompanied by a local driver

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because they need to know this

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craft center is everywhere and at

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When I went to the craftsman's place, Malaya

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Ken, the driver, was like that, I

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was thought to be his child, until the driver

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himself felt uncomfortable, I

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was going to start this business, meaning 21 is

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quite young and I think it's quite difficult

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at times. Initially, I wanted to start

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because just imagine a small child. Yes,

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when I travel, I'm

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always alone, not accompanied by anyone.

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Then I come to the craftsmen and offer

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them, for example, we collaborate

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and ask them to produce

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new products that

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they have never found anywhere else before and

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only order a few more pics.

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At first, it was quite difficult to

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invite them to collaborate. When

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I chatted with them, it wasn't

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possible from the start when we arrived,

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right away, for example, oh, I'm from

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Jakarta, I want to try all kinds of business,

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but we really have to

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build social relationships first. In my opinion,

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if we want to

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communicate with anyone,

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we shouldn't just look at the

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material side or think I can profit

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from

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collaborating with him,

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but we really have to do biotrans first,

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we have to get to know them more deeply,

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finally one craftsman joined two

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craftsmen, then by word of mouth, it

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finally developed like

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now, we have more than 30

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supplier

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Hai has collaborated with the tail,

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the increase is 20-30 increasing

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their income because we are indeed focused

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on their income, this collaboration is

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indeed focused on increasing the

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income of the craftsmen teaching me

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new techniques, my official method, how to

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process new materials, new designs,

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acre, try to apply our inspiration

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to other products, this record

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cannot be separated from

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local craftsmen, so

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we will always apply the same business model,

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we will collaborate with

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many craftsmen, for sure, in

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this era, the technology is free

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and we can get it anywhere, I

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dare to guarantee that age is not an obstacle for

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young people, namely, they will not lose

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to compete compared to

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people, maybe they are more

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experienced, but that's

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for us, we still know that we are young,

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automatically writing our experiences, maybe

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not much, but How far we want to

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run, how hard we want to cover

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our shortcomings, learning to

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learn new things, it comes back to

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our personality, don't be too

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afraid to think about this and that, in the end it doesn't happen,

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there is a saying that says

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He's able Who thinks He's able, so he

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will be able if he thinks he can, hai

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hai

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