To fully appreciate the artistry presented in this gallery, don’t miss our interview with the artists Samira Ghafori and Anahita Ahmadi. Their compelling narratives offer valuable insights that add depth and context to the pieces showcased here.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Anahita Ahmadi.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
Pottery and photo by Samira Ghafori.
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