Pooja Jeshang is a UK-based illustrator with a dual practice spanning illustrated food and botanical prints and hand-painted jewellery. She sells wall art prints, makeup bags, and hand-painted jewellery dishes through her own website, and takes commissions for custom work including wedding invitations. Her work is informed by an affinity for botanical walks and wildflower foraging, rendered through both digital and traditional gouache mediums.

Jeshang's illustrated work favours bold, playful food subjects - fruits (pineapple, strawberry, lemon, banana), condiments (hot sauce, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise), café objects (coffee and croissant) - alongside botanical florals and illustrated places. Website titles signal a graphic, slightly irreverent pop sensibility applied to everyday subjects. Her botanical work ranges from whimsical English wildflowers to formal Indian compositions (Rose and Marigold Garden, The Jodhpur Door). Selected Instagram pattern images reflect this breadth across food, floral, and decorative surface motifs.

Works in both digital and traditional mediums. Website features original gouache paintings (Blooming Meadows, Camellias of Forty Hall, Daisies of Forty Hall, The Jodhpur Door) alongside digitally produced prints. Hand-painted jewellery dishes are a distinct physical product line with their own naming system (Luna, Este, Avaluna, Emilia). About text describes "a delightful blend of traditional and digital mediums."

Operates primarily through a direct-to-consumer website: wall art prints from £10, original paintings from £65-£70, makeup bags at £15, hand-painted jewellery dishes at £25. Ships Royal Mail Second Class. Open to commissions including custom work and wedding invitation design. The portfolio features context in gifting and lifestyle product settings.

UK-based illustrator. Practice is grounded in nature observation - wildflower foraging as a named source of inspiration - combined with an interest in Indian botanical heritage (evident in the marigold and rose compositions). Has operated her own e-commerce site for several years. Applied to patterndesigners.com in March 2023; accepted September 2024.

Specialises in bold food illustration, botanical and floral surface work, and illustrated place prints. Selected pattern images reflect a graphic, pop-influenced approach to botanical and food subjects. Floral range includes Indian-heritage compositions and English wildflower-inspired designs. Surface pattern applications currently skew toward wall art and fabric gifts; direct surface pattern licensing is not the primary business model.