Shells of oysters could become an attractive sweetener if combined with furniture. This is done by a juggling Mulyadi shells that do not waste valuable to increase sales of furniture. Not only sold domestically, furniture kerangnya also popular overseas markets.
Shellfish waste into something valuable if utilized properly. As performed Mulyadi with scallop shells turn waste into raw materials for furniture. Mulyadi said the idea of utilizing the shell started in 2005. "At first chance," he said.
He told me, when driving through the streets in the town of Jepara, Central Java, he saw a lot of oyster shell piles are thrown away by local residents. Mulyadi who was then living as craftsmen make furniture and then think about waste shells as a sweetener in its furniture products. He then tried to make the cap lamp box from the shell waste. Once finished, close the lights were deposited into a furniture company in Jepara.
