My daughter’s sketches for the basket patterns stay up on the workshop wall for weeks before I try one new weave. At Cobham they throw out a whole way of working every eighteen months—like cutting a fresh bamboo strip before the old one has even bent to shape. How can a boy learn to read the grain of the wood if the hand that guides him keeps changing? In Sikkim we call that *birsanu*—forgetting your own hand. Ramro coaches take time, but the club wants chitto results.
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