BUAT PPT

SLIDE 1 Weaving a Future:

Pandan Handicrafts in Karanggebang, Jombang

Slide 2 Karanggebang is located in Munungkerep village,

Kabuh sub district, Jombang, East Java.
In this place, Pandan grows mostly in the banks of
river, on the edge of farm and roadside.

Slide 3
Over the years, local weavers produce traditional
designs for mats. Then, the local youths joined in
PERSAKA (Persatuan Penganyam
Karanggebang),initiated to create more valuable
products to boost pandan handicraft income.

Slide 4 The weavers also join trainings to improve their

skills in making pandan handicrafts and to create
more qualified products.
Slide 5 The steps of Making Pandan Handicrafts

Slide 6 1. Harvesting
The craftworkers cut suitable young Pandan
leaves.

Slide 7 2. de-thorning.
3. Stripping to size.

For faster process, dethorning and stripping are

done at the same time.
Slide 8 4. Air-drying
5. Pressing

Pandan leaves are placed in the sun to dry. After air

drying, the leaves are pressed to make them softer
and easily to weave.

Slide 9 6. Weaving
The craftworkers weave the leaves up and
down.

Slide 10 7. Shaping into patterns

 Pandan weaving are cut to shape depending on
desirable products.

Slide 11 8. Sewing
9. Packaging

The process of making pandan handicrafts takes 8

until 10 days.

Slide 12 Pandan Weaving Products

Pandan weaving handicrafts include bags, mats,
wallets, boxes, and slippers.

The products’ price vary depending on the type and

size.

Slide 13 How to Promote?

- attending exhibitions
- promoting in social media
- online marketing
Slide 14 Let’s get to know the products on Instagram
@persakacraft

And Let’s order the products to help the local

weavers increase their income.

Slide 15

Let’s order the products to help the local weavers

increase their income.