4 CONCLUSION
The national issue of a wood deficit has driven researchers to explore alternative materials for
crafting and furniture products. The material exploration research of mahogany fruit revealed that
the fruit which is treated like trash actually can be used as an alternative combination material
to craft diverse creations. With the mahogany fruit combination, an applied product, such as an
essential oil nebulizer in this research, becomes more attractive with a natural classic appearance.
To create this combination of alternative material, the author must apply the proper treatment for
the fruit. This research result can be used to develop other products from a combination of material
exploration.
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