Sonal is a Doctorate in Clothing and Textiles, she has always been fascinated by the traditional designs and motifs embedded in different art forms of India. She has been experimenting with the motifs from her college days. Back then, she used to design and embroider yokes for her friends. As a self-taught artist, with no formal education and background in fine arts, her keen interest in motifs is the driving force behind her passion for art.

A major turn came in her art journey in the year 2015, when she experimented with another Indian traditional art form, Madhubani. Attracted by the bright colors and intricate motifs, she developed a unique style of her own to create Madhubani inspired art. She uses a basic Indian traditional motif and with her intricate designs and surface texturing with gems and stones, she has been up and coming in developing a fine bridge between arts and crafts giving an all new dimension to her piece of art. With her visually grandiose intricate artworks, which are traditional and artistic, yet contemporary and modern, she aspires to deliver an experience of joy and pleasure to the onlooker.

As a passionate and driven artist, Sonal has been recognized for her Indian traditional inspired artforms in the field of art.