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Product decoration is a product that has a decorative function

for example windmills. In addition, there are some products that have a decorative function and the function of wear. For instance windmills are placed in the yard, as well as decoration also serves to determine the wind speed.

Every product is used essentially has aesthetic value (the value of beauty). For example glass, by value, the glass can be divided into three:

Having a little functional value and aesthetic value: everyday glasses used for drinking;

Having a functional and aesthetic value are balanced: the crystal glass for special events;

Having a little aesthetic value and functional nlai: decorative crystal glasses. Each ingredient has a chance processed into ornaments, including waste materials. Some of the waste material that can be used for example cans, plastic, glass, egg shells, coconut shells, seashells, and paper.

Basic economic law states the relationship between supply (availability) and demand (buyers request). The meeting point between supply and demand is the pricing of the product. If the supply is more than demand, prices will drop. Instead, prices will rise if supply is less than demand.

Keep in mind, the process of craft products takes a long time with a limited number of items. In contrast to the manufacturing industry that only took a relatively short time to generate a large amount of goods. However, it provides an opportunity for handicraft products to produce goods restricted or limited edition.

In entrepreneurship, wajiblah we understand the six kinds of resources being managed. Sources Dubbed the 6M (Man (Human), Money (money), Materials (materials), Machine (equipment), Method (how to work), and the Market (market)). Man is the personnel involved, money is funds into venture capital, material, machine, and the method is directly related to the production process, while the market is a target market.

There were four waves of economic civilization:

Wave of Agricultural Economics. The main economic drivers: agriculture;

Wave of Industrial Economics. The main economic drivers: the product of the mass industrial;

Wave of Information Economics. The main economic drivers: information technology;

Wave of Creative Economy. The main economic drivers: the creative industries.

Creative industries are divided into fourteen sub sectors: architecture, design, fashion, crafts, printing and publishing, television and radio, music, film, video and photography, advertising, computer services and software, market and art, performing arts, research and the development, passage and interactive games