Maritime Biota Waste as Eco-Jewelry Materials, Potentials and possibilities
ASM Atamtajani, GN Firdaus, Diena Yudiarti

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN - TELKOM UNIVERSITY

Abstract

Maritime biota waste has good potential to be developed into jewelry to meet personal needs by increasing self-charm. Craft accessories from maritime biota waste are usually has conventional forms without any significant changes. Existing accessories produced by mass production do not have removable parts or they are still have rigid shape and design, because they prioritize ease and efficiency of production. This research refers to the development of potential maritime biota waste wich is reviewed with a visual strategy and conduct the Interchangeable Elements design method. The method has relevance between fluctuation in market share changes and production flexibility. This helps to determine the parameters for applying visuals of the jewelry and enhances charm to achieve optimal visual quality.

Keywords: Maritime Biota Waste, Visual Strategy, Interchangeable Elements

Topic: Environmental Engineering