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Hendra Afriwan
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Perkembangan Desain Produk Kerajinan Perak Koto Gadang sebagai Potensi Daerah di Sumatera Barat Yensharti, Yensharti; Afriwan, Hendra
SPACEPRO: Product Design Jurnal Volume 1 Nomor 2, November 2023
Publisher : INSTITUT SENI INDONESIA PADANGPANJANG

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26887/spacepro.v1i2.4050

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Silver Koto Gadang is an attempt to descend from their ancestors who have inherited from their parents, prosperity, children, and grandchildren as well as silver craftsmanship skills. The silver crafts owned by Koto Gadang are one of the elements that are incorporated into the customs of the community such as jewelry, curtain clothes, customary clothing and including the weddings of the region. The Koto Gadang community still uses the manual technique because the craftsmen maintain the custody of their products, in addition to preserving the historical value that the technique inherited downwards. This paper focuses more on library research using data analysis and qualitative analysis. Silver Koto Gadang, is an undertaking where all the communities there have skills as silver craftsmen, and one of these Nagari Koto gadang makes silver jewellery as a social culture in social customs. Seeing the potential of silver crafts from Koto Gadang is a great opportunity for Nagari Kato Gadang as the center of art crafts silver that is located in the village of Koto IV, Koto Gadan Kabupatean Agam which is chosen as the centre of silversmiths.Keywords: Silverwork; Koto Gadang; Design: Potensial.
Kerajinan Produk Kaum Wanita Amai Setia Kotogadang sebagai Potensi Daerah di Sumatera Barat Yensharti, Yensharti; Afriwan, Hendra
SPACEPRO: Product Design Jurnal Volume 2 Nomor 1, Mei 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26887/spacepro.v2i1.4213

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Handicrafts in West Sumatra are an integral part of the arts that have developed over a long time. Koto Gadang, a village in the Agam district, is known as a center of potential crafts. This traditional art marks the cultural identity of Koto Gadang. In the past, the people of Koto Gadang used their crafts, primarily silver and songket, mainly for accessories in wedding ceremonies. The population of Koto Gadang has shifted from agriculture to roles as employees and craftsmen, a change that has been ongoing since the Dutch colonial era. In this context, there is a gender-based division in the choice of professions, where men tend to choose to work in gold and silver crafts, while women opt to become weavers, embroiderers, and lace makers. Significant progress in the advancement of women in Koto Gadang has been greatly influenced by Rohana Khudus. Thanks to her educational initiatives, women began to have the opportunity to go to school and develop skills in sewing, terawang, and lace. The distinctive works of Koto Gadang in this field have been widely known to this day under the umbrella of the Amai Setia association. The crafts of Koto Gadang are the fruit of the hands of the women artisans of the Koto Gadang area, which have high sales value and beauty. It is, of course, incumbent upon us as the community of West Sumatra to preserve and maintain the works of our native village as potential in their respective areas, thus making these areas productive and well-known both regionally, locally, nationally, and internationally." 
Co-Authors Ady Rosa Ahdi, San Ary Ramadhan Delfi Elfiza Efrianova, Vivi Eko Purnomo Faisal, Dini Fauzan Aulia Fikri, Ikhwanul Haris Satria Lia Gusrianti Nerosti Putri Ananda Putri Hasanah Sya’bani Riri Trinanda Ririn Emilia Syafwan . Vergiawan Aldrianto Putra Yensharti Yunal Mahendri