She is loyally working with the original 15th and 17th Iznik figures. Also, she creates new figures with lines, styles and colors particular to her. She draws important examples of the art of calligraphy to plates and vases. Today, her more than then thousand works are in private collections in the USA, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan and in many other countries. She produced items to be given to English Minister of Culture Lord Gowrie, Governor of Rhodes, Major of Rhodes, and Andreas Karayannis who is Rhodes representative of Ahmet Fethi Pasha Foundation, and John Carswell by then Turkish Ministry of Culture Fikri Saglar in 02.05.1994. The nephew of King of Kuwait bought plates to be gifted to the king. Japan author Sacikı Sibusawa and Dr. Ing Ernst Schirmacher who restored the Cathedral of Frankfurt bough plates from her.

Her works are in the collections of Fashion designer Cemil Ipekci, artist Baris Manco, Engin Noyan, Tuluyhan Ugurlu, Catherine Dervis, Leyla Umar, Ali Sami Alkis and many other artists and journalists in Turkey.

She trained many Turkish and foreigner students and she still trains university students.

She opened two exhibitions in Kazım Taskent Gallery of Art in 1984 and 1985, and opened her first personal exhibition in Germany in 1994.

Among her hobbies there is visual arts, culture tours, and reading books. She is helping homeless dogs and cats, and she works voluntarily in a charity organization. She knows English.