At Sikh temples, food is provided to any and all who wish to eat, regardless of faith or identity, for the current issue of 'Where The Leaves Fall Magazine', I wrote about the practice of Langar as a model of inclusion and compassion. This new commission from @wtlfmag was also an opportunity to collaborate with my husband, artist Jatinder Singh Durhailay @jatindersinghdurhailay, who created fresh, fun and fine stone pigment paintings on wasli papers. My heartfelt thanks to all my Sikh family, friends and community in whose presence I so very often feel a sense of care and home. 🍅 🍲 🥗 🍵 🍴 🥬 To read the entire piece, please purchase a printed copy of the independent publication 'Where The Leaves Fall - Issue 11' or become a digital subscriber: wheretheleavesfall.com Jatinder's work is currently the occasion of a solo exhibition at The Artist Room @theartistroomgallery in Soho, London. Make sure to visit! The exhibition is on view until October 1st (free entry). Picture 5: Jatinder, an uncle-ji and me 🤭 after Langar dinner at Nanaksar Southall Gurdwara last week. Thank you @wtlfmag team for your trust and care 🙏🏽. #JatinderSinghDurhailay #Sikh #Langar #seva #CommunityKitchen #indianvegetarian #Gurdwara #freefood #freedfoodengland #JohannaTagada #JohannaTagadaHoffbeck #bonjourjohannastudio #SikhTemple #TheArtistRoom #FoodWriting #Compassion #Community #wheretheleavesfall