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[[Left Page]] 74 called Proyek hipin - building not actually furnished until 1964;[[strikethrough]][?][[/strikethrough]] Pak Amat worked there from 1966-68 until the project went bankrupt at which point he was called in to finish up the goods already in stock & convert them to cash. manage between 66-68 Koswodi (now works at SEC ANG, more factory). replaced by Loebardi; acc. to Amat factory failed because of poor management, the managers being unable to obtain working capital; formerly 38 workers at the bamboo factory & at least partly mechanized because says machines were from Japan ideas for new products 3 sources: 1. examples he was given while working in factory from Japan 2. copies of shapes in other materials i.e. brass lamps, plastic lampshades 3. pictures & items to copy brought in by customers [[Right Page]] 75 - method of making lampshade KERANKA OR WENG KU [[left margin]]males[[\left margin]] 1. frame made of thick bamboo at Amat 2. truntum made by children & women 3. truntum attached to frame [[left margin]]mainly women[[\left margin]] 4. these sent out again to different HH's to have [[?]] lashings 5. returned to Amats for further finishing i.e. varnishing + mengiangkan bulu. in general males do harder, heavier work (kerja kasar), while females do lighter work-age. to Amat this is because of "politeness" (kesopanan). - term for applying lashings is NJEJET (jahit) - gebang palm leaves used for bagor ribs, for gebang lashings called SODO GEBANG - raw materials 1. black + green bamboo - bought from a. a group of 6 or 7 traders from Tempel near Muntilan, who bring it in by grobag +. sell alongside main