How one blind man's love for colour helped start a successful business
KUALA LUMPUR: Have you ever wondered what a colourful work of art looks like to a visually impaired person?
For blind craftsman Omar Ali, his disability is a constant reminder that life is beautiful in spite of a person’s hardships and struggles.
Even though he doesn’t see them, the spectrum of colours has changed his life for the better.
Omar, 52, raises a family of seven by making colourful rattan tudung saji, or food covers, at his home in Ulu Melaka, Langkawi.
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