Graduated in Visual Arts and Graphic Design from Shariati University, Tehran, I was born into a musical family in Iran and began my journey in music at the age of 9 by attending Orff music classes. Over the years, I pursued extensive training in the recorder and its related instruments, performing in several concerts held in well-known venues across Tehran.

At the age of 12, I also began learning the Tonbak (Persian hand drum), and after years of dedicated practice and stage experience with various music ensembles, I started teaching Tonbak to both children and adults. Additionally, I studied the traditional Persian modal system (Dastgah) through Kamancheh under the guidance of prominent masters.

I find great joy in teaching music to children, and I believe creativity is the key element in any successful music education. My teaching approach is playful, engaging, and rooted in both technique and expression, aiming to help students connect deeply with rhythm and melody.