Descriptive : Handicrafts house


RIDAKA - Pekalongan Handicrafts House Industrial



Ridaka is a handicraft industrial house in Pekalongan, Central Java, which is a pioneer in the use of ATBM (Non-Machine Weaving Equipment). It is located on Jl. Haji Agus Salim. The company was founded in 1940, and now has a variety of products that have been spread abroad. There, we can see a workshop in the back of the house, where employees weave yarn into pieces of cloth.



 The purpose of making RIDAKA was to empower the local community by a figure named Abdul Kadir Muhammad. This he has done since 50 years ago. It turns out that the name Ridaka is a reverse reading of Abdul Kadir's name which is usually abbreviated as A. Kadir.

Products that produced by Ridaka start from household appliances such as carpets, doormats, pillowcases, tissue boxes, dining mats, towels, to trinkets like wallets, bags, clothes, even shoes and sandals. In addition to using cotton and yarn, Ridaka also uses water hyacinth, banana stem, pineapple fiber, mendong, fragrant root, etc. Recently, waste of newspaper also used.

This uniqueness is what makes around 60-70% of the Ridaka market reaching overseas because of its environmentally friendly products. Ridaka products have reached Europe, America, the Middle East and Japan. Products of interest include Kimono, towels, carpets, slippers, and interior products. Because all products are made by hand, no one product is the same as another.

Ridaka is a bit of an industry that still maintains human hands. Ridaka also has tenacious, diligent, and dedicated craftsmen

Komentar

  1. Emilia Agustin20 Mei 2020 pukul 05.35

    It is really nice topic
    But you should write the Ingredients and steps so the reader will know how to make it.

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  2. Azalia Shafa OR20 Mei 2020 pukul 05.56

    it's very good, i think you should write more detail.

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  3. Shinta Alya Mumtazah20 Mei 2020 pukul 06.01

    Shouldn't add "to" before trinkets. Also you should explain it more detail. However, it's very good.

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  4. Aqila Nisfa Maulida20 Mei 2020 pukul 06.37

    I am a Pekalongan person but I just knew Radika, so I got new information from your text

    BalasHapus
  5. Yunita Devika Damayanti20 Mei 2020 pukul 06.54

    The text is good, but not completely. You must to add more details of the tools and ingredients 😊

    BalasHapus
  6. JihaanAqiila20 Mei 2020 pukul 08.09

    I like this text, good job nadia fighting!!

    BalasHapus

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