Masala & Mircha Tea Towel food I decided to depict her

I decided to depict her with a glow around her head (a nimbus) – a nod to the way rulers of the period were depicted to show their divine right to rule

Art print of an illustration from the picture book Where Do Stories Live

An art print featuring a dance in the snow

A garland of marigolds grows around them

Masala & Mircha Tea Towel food I decided to depict her*Note that this design is now cotton linen rather than the previous full cotton version* Cotton linen tea towel adorned with florals and clusters of spices commonly used in South Asian cooking including lilo mircha (jalapeno), dhania (cilantro fresh coriander), arad (turmeric), dhania no kuriya (whole coriander seeds), taja (cinnamon), rai (mustard seed), jeera (cumin), lal masala (red chili powder), limbdi (curry leaf), and lal mircha (red peppers).