Artisanal touch: Malaysian designer finds fulfillment in crafting custom bags


One of Hana Fedora Abdul Aziz's long-term goals is to establish an academy for crafting, as she feels there is a lot of talent and potential here at home. Photo: The Star/ART CHEN

Having studied electrical engineering at a post graduate level, Hana Fedora Abdul Aziz’s ambition to go into lecturing seemed set in stone.

However, after working as an engineer for a while, she felt a desire to venture into something more creative.

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