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Jorge Pedraza

My name is Jorge Pedraza. Thanks to my father, who taught me in his workshop when I was growing up, I started with this craft at a young age. I was helping him by the time I was 7 years old, and I saw it as a fun game. When I was 13, I realized that I quite enjoyed making the pieces and I could get more involved in the family business without neglecting my studies.

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My name is Jorge Pedraza. Thanks to my father, who taught me in his workshop when I was growing up, I started with this craft at a young age. I was helping him by the time I was 7 years old, and I saw it as a fun game. When I was 13, I realized that I quite enjoyed making the pieces and I could get more involved in the family business without neglecting my studies.

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About Jorge Pedraza

My name is Jorge Pedraza. Thanks to my father, who taught me in his workshop when I was growing up, I started with this craft at a young age. I was helping him by the time I was 7 years old, and I saw it as a fun game. When I was 13, I realized that I quite enjoyed making the pieces and I could get more involved in the family business without neglecting my studies.

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