Humna works in ink, pigment and clay — lettering verses, painting ornament, turning vessels by hand. What began as a private practice of attention is now a studio, and a room where others come to learn it.
I’m Humna, If you had told three-year-old me—sitting patiently beside my grandmother as she taught me how to draw my very first flower—that art would become my life’s greatest sanctuary, I might not have understood. But that quiet, sacred moment planted a seed that has grown over the last 35 years. I learned early on that creativity isn’t just about making something beautiful for the canvas; it’s a language of the soul. It’s a way to speak when words fail us, to hold space for our heaviest emotions, and to gently return home to ourselves.
As an award-winning artist and the founder of Art as Ibadat, my journey hasn’t just been about mastering techniques or blending colors. It has been a deeply personal path of healing—learning how to navigate anxiety, confront old wounds, and quiet the noise of a fast-paced world through the simple, grounding act of a brushstroke or a pattern.
Along the way, I realized that the profound peace and emotional release I found in art weren’t meant to be kept to myself.
Create With Intention Breathe With Purpose & Let your art be your voice
Create With Intention Breathe With Purpose & Let your art be your voice
A safe, welcoming space for women to slow down, create, and connect through art. Weekly themed sessions exploring different art mediums.
A safe, welcoming space for you to slow down, create, and connect through art. Weekly themed sessions exploring different art mediums.
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