Electronic Theses and Dissertation

Salah satu motif lokal yang memiliki nilai budaya tinggi adalah motif padi sigupai dari aceh barat daya, yang melambangkan kesejahteraan petani dan telah ditetapkan sebagai motif khas daerah. meskipun motif ini telah banyak diaplikasikan pada berbagai produk seperti baju, tas dan topi, namun belum ditemukan penerapannya pada produk mukena sebagai fashion muslimah. penelitian ini bertujuan menciptakan desain dan melalukan proses pembuatan mukena dengan pengembangan motif padi sigupai, serta mengetahui daya tarik, terhadap pengembangan motif padi sigupai dengan teknik bordir pada produk mukena. jenis penelitian eksperimen terapan dengan pendekatan kualitatif. subjek penelitian adalah tiga orang pengrajin bordir, dan dua orang pengurus dekranasda abdya. pengumpulan data melalui eksperimen terapan dan wawancara. teknik analisis data dilakukan melalui reduksi data, penyajian data, verifikasi dan penarikan kesimpulan. penelitian eksperimen telah menghasilkan dua produk mukena yang memiliki ciri khas masing-masing. mukena series i menggunakan warna dasar merah tua keunguan (burgundy) dengan penempatan motf padi sigupai pada bagian depan hingga bawah agar mudah terlihat dan memberikan kesan mewah. sedangkan mukena series ii menggunakan warna dasar putih yang dipadukan dengan motif bordir berwarna kuning-keemasan yang disusun secara merata, serta penggunaan rimpel dibagian bawah mukena, memberikan tampilan yang bersih dan anggun. hasil olahan data menunjukan para informan menyukai produk mukena dengan pengembangan motif padi sigupai karna memiliki daya tarik yang unik dan menarik serta meningkatkan ekonomi dikalangan setempat. serta dapat meningkatkan apresiasi terhadap kerajinan khas daerah, guna mencerminkan budaya lokal. kata kunci: motif, padi sigupai, mukena, bordir

One of the local motifs with high cultural value is the Sigupai Rice motif from West Aceh (Abdya), which symbolizes farmers' prosperity and has been designated as the region's signature motif. Although this motif has been widely applied to various products such as clothing, bags, and hats, it has not yet been applied to mukena products as Muslim women's fashion. This study aims to develop the Padi Sigupai motif design for mukena products, conduct the mukena production process with the Padi Sigupai motif development, and determine the informants' appeal toward the Padi Sigupai motif development using embroidery techniques on mukena products. The research type is an applied experiment with a qualitative approach. The subjects of this study were selected using purposive sampling, consisting of five individuals: three embroidery artisans and two staff members of the Abdya District Craft Council (Dekranas). The object of this study was mukena featuring the Padi Sigupai motif using embroidery techniques. Data collection was conducted through applied experiments and interviews. Data analysis techniques in this study were carried out using several components, including data reduction, data presentation, verification, and conclusions. The research results on the development of the Padi Sigupai motif design on mukena products align with the expected motif and form, are suitable for the intended theme, and have a proportional appearance. The production of mukena with the development of the Sigupai rice motif resulted in two mukena products, the “Sigupai Series,” each with its own distinctive characteristics. The first series uses a dark red-purple (burgundy) base color with Sigupai rice embroidery motifs placed on the front to the bottom of the mukena to make them easily visible and give a luxurious impression. Meanwhile, the second mukena series was developed with a more minimalist design using a white base color combined with golden yellow Padi Sigupai embroidery motifs arranged evenly, along with pleats on the lower sides of the mukena, giving it a clean and elegant appearance. Research on informants' attraction to the development of the Padi Sigupai motif using embroidery techniques on mukena products shows that all informants liked the mukena with the Padi Sigupai embroidery motif because it has functionality and unique visual appeal, reflects local cultural values, and can enhance appreciation for regional craft products. Keywords: Embroidery, Padi Sigupai, Mukena