Sana’s practice combines all the things she loves: full spectrum color, movement, nature, heritage, community building, activism, and fun. She has appeared on Peacock, Netflix, QVC, and Universal Kids, and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Philadelphia Inquirer, House Beautiful, and Realtor.com.

Her ceramics are made on the wheel and hand built. Since childhood, she has enjoyed creating inviting tablescapes. Sana’s pottery is designed to be used everyday and for special events. Available at Trunc in Philly.

At Parsons, she learned the power of design to solve social and environmental issues. Sana co-founded the Ridgewood Community Garden in NYC which serves as a source of healthy, organic, food for local residents, an edible teaching garden, and neighborhood greenspace. She worked in Greece, designing a circus tent for an occupational therapy organization, and in Athens, helping refugees create gardens and build furniture to improve their temporary living conditions. Sana stewarded the Philly Goat Project’s wheelchair-accessible garden and facilitated therapeutic gardening activities for people with disabilities. As the host of Backyard Blowout on Peacock, Sana helped children renovate their family’s backyard as a gift to their parents.

Sana also advocates for people with disabilities. Born from her family’s need for in-person community connection among other families who have children with disabilities, Sana created the Creative Movers Playgroup. In 2024 she was awarded KenCrest’s Community Champions Award for her advocacy and Creative Movers Playgroup. Her current focus is on creating fully inclusive playgrounds in her community.