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A Luxury Coffee-Table Book Celebrating the Magic of Indian Spices
Elaichi Why? A Deep Dive into 40 Indian Spices is not just a book—it’s a collector’s edition, crafted for those who value both beauty and knowledge. Printed in full color on premium paper and featuring stunning photography, this large-format hardcover (8.5 x 11 in.) is designed to be proudly displayed on coffee tables, in restaurants, cafés, wellness spaces, and homes.
Inside, you’ll discover:
* 40 in-depth spice profiles – rich history, origins, and flavor notes
* Full-page photographs – vibrant, high-quality images of spices and their uses
* Ayurvedic wisdom – timeless healing insights made easy to understand
* Nutritional science – the health benefits of spices explained with clarity
* Cultural stories – how traditions and “Grandma’s wisdom” keep these spices alive
* Practical inspiration – creative ways to bring spices into your cooking and lifestyle
Why this book stands out:
Author Shridevi Hkak, an educator and researcher, combines over 14 years of study, personal healing experiences, and cross-cultural exploration. The result is a rare work that bridges ancient Ayurvedic traditions, modern nutrition, and cultural heritage—all presented in a format that is as visually striking as it is informative.
Who is this book for?
* Food lovers and home chefs looking to deepen their spice knowledge
* Coffee shops, restaurants, and wellness spaces seeking a conversation piece
* Collectors of fine, illustrated culinary and cultural books
* Gift buyers looking for something memorable and meaningful
From turmeric and cumin to cardamom and cinnamon, these pages unlock the secrets of 40 spices that have shaped cuisines, cultures, and healing traditions across centuries.
Cook with confidence. Heal with wisdom. Own a piece of India’s heritage—in a book made to be treasured and displayed.
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