A young entrepreneur draws out the natural aesthetics hidden within pieces of wood to create unique furniture and décor pieces.
Pursuing one’s passion can be a risky venture, but it's worked out fine so far for Jeffrey Yang Pik Han. As a boy, the Johorian loved most things art-related. But he eventually studied electronic engineering and graduated from Britain's University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) with a Bachelor’s degree in 1999.
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