I never knew where to tell people to eat in Mumbai. Now, I just give them this book
I never knew where to tell people to eat in Mumbai. Now, I just give them this book
Heirloom Cities returns with a latest volume on Kolkata
The idea, says Sri, wasto explore cities for their food and also go further to showcase
For Sri Bodanapu, foodis a language of belonging
After its first edition,Mumbai, Heirloom Cities publishes Kolkata
![The [ Heirloom Cities ] books serve as layered explorations](http://heirloomcities.com/cdn/shop/files/K-7.png?v=1775751786&width=900)
The [ Heirloom Cities ] books serve as layered explorations
![The [Kolkata] bookinterestingly starts with Hilsa, a fish that’s very dear to the people](http://heirloomcities.com/cdn/shop/files/K-6.png?v=1775751782&width=900)
The [Kolkata] bookinterestingly starts with Hilsa, a fish that’s very dear to the people
In Kolkata, food israrely just food. It is affection, argument, class, migration, nostalgia,survival, and identity all at once
Food, Bodanapu says,never felt distant
Cities are regenerative,constantly breaking and growing every day
Heirloom Cities is an independent, design-led publishing housefounded by Sri Bodanapu
![Heirloom Cities explores these historically layered cities [Mumbai& Kolkata]](http://heirloomcities.com/cdn/shop/files/Final-4.png?v=1776782306&width=900)
Heirloom Cities explores these historically layered cities [Mumbai& Kolkata]
![The [Mumbai] book tracesthe city through its diverse culinary influences](http://heirloomcities.com/cdn/shop/files/Final_5.png?v=1776782306&width=900)
The [Mumbai] book tracesthe city through its diverse culinary influences
