When a child is born, he opens his eyes to the world. His mother plays the role of his first guru and allows him to see the world through her eyes. He experiences every minute detail with a great surprise and astonishment. As he keeps on growing he learns to eat, to sit, to walk, to talk, to understand, to identify and when the time comes that he can learn to write, he gets his maiden stationary, pencils, rubber, sharpener and what not. But the most overlooked thing here appears to be the furniture. That fine old furniture, for which nobody cares, but has been means of a child’s learning and growth since generations, since ages. It has remained most inevitable part in every single family member’s life.
