Sana Maulvi is a multidisciplinary artist whose work brings heritage and contemporary perspectives together. Drawing inspiration from Persian and biomorphic patterns, heritage crafts, and modern narratives, she explores culture, identity, and symbolism through texture and mixed-media compositions. Her practice focuses on reviving tradition through contemporary art, creating work that connects cultural influences with present-day perspectives.

Alongside her studio practice, Sana offers public workshops that encourage hands-on engagement with artistic mediums, creative exploration, and conversation. Sessions include Painting Portraits Basics and Pottery 101, where participants can learn about working with clay. Her website also features recent projects, including Stich School, Blackburn Market, and Kick Down the Barriers – We Could Write Letters.

Visitors can browse the shop to own a piece of Sana’s work or explore commission opportunities. The site provides information about the artist, her projects, press, workshops, and ways to get in contact, offering several ways to discover and engage with her art.