Yunita Fitri Yaningsih, Intan Junita, Dwiana Oktavia, Alif Mazida Salsabila

Implementasi Pelatihan Pewarnaan Batik Shibori dalam Meningkatkan Ekonomi Kreatif Masyarakat Desa Pranan

Introduction

Implementasi pelatihan pewarnaan batik shibori dalam meningkatkan ekonomi kreatif masyarakat desa pranan. Pelatihan batik Shibori tingkatkan ekonomi kreatif Desa Pranan. Berdayakan masyarakat lokal, kembangkan keterampilan, tingkatkan pendapatan, dan lestarikan warisan budaya.

Abstract

The implementation of Shibori batik dyeing training aims to enhance the creative economy of Pranan Village. This community service activity focuses on empowering local communities, especially women, to develop their skills in the traditional art of batik. Through a series of workshops and demonstrations, participants learn various Shibori techniques and natural dyeing methods. The training is expected to increase the quality and diversity of batik products, thus expanding market opportunities and generating additional income for the community. The results of this activity show a significant improvement in the participants' skills and a growing interest in developing batik-based businesses. This project contributes to preserving cultural heritage while promoting sustainable economic growth.

Review

The paper, titled "Implementasi Pelatihan Pewarnaan Batik Shibori dalam Meningkatkan Ekonomi Kreatif Masyarakat Desa Pranan," outlines a community service initiative focused on economic empowerment and cultural preservation. The abstract clearly articulates the project's objective: to enhance the creative economy of Pranan Village through Shibori batik dyeing training. By targeting local communities, particularly women, and equipping them with skills in traditional batik art, the initiative addresses pertinent issues of socio-economic development and gender empowerment in rural settings. The dual emphasis on cultural heritage and economic upliftment positions this work as highly relevant and impactful. The strength of this project, as conveyed in the abstract, lies in its practical approach, involving hands-on workshops and demonstrations of Shibori techniques and natural dyeing methods. The abstract reports encouraging preliminary results, including a "significant improvement in the participants' skills" and a "growing interest in developing batik-based businesses." These outcomes, if thoroughly detailed and substantiated in the full paper, suggest effective knowledge transfer and a positive shift towards entrepreneurial activities. The project's anticipated contributions – increased product quality, expanded market opportunities, and additional income generation – underscore its potential for fostering sustainable economic growth while simultaneously contributing to the preservation of Indonesia's rich batik heritage. While the abstract provides a positive overview, a full journal submission would benefit from more detailed insights into the methodology and impact assessment. To fully substantiate claims such as "significant improvement" and "growing interest," the paper should elaborate on the specific metrics used, the quantitative results achieved regarding income generation and market expansion, and the long-term sustainability plans for the batik businesses. Future research or project iterations could explore the challenges faced by participants post-training, the broader socio-economic indicators affected, and comparative analyses with other empowerment initiatives, thus providing a more comprehensive and robust evaluation of the project's overall effectiveness and scalability.

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