​Saba Qayoom Leghari is a distinguished Pakistani visual artist, educator, and researcher, originating from Tandojam, Hyderabad. Born on December 19, 1991, she has significantly contributed to the fields of textile design and fine arts in Pakistan.​

Education and Academic Career
Saba earned her Bachelor of Design in Textile Design from the Institute of Art & Design at the University of Sindh, Jamshoro, in 2013. She graduated with top honors, securing the first position in both her department and the Faculty of Arts, and was awarded gold and silver medals for her academic excellence.
Her passion for painting was nurtured under the mentorship of Mr. Najeebullah Shah Rashdi, Assistant Professor in the Fine Arts Department at the University of Sindh. Under his guidance, she honed her skills over more than seven years.
Professionally, Saba began her academic career as a Teaching Assistant at her alma mater from August 2014 to June 2017. Since April 2018, she has been serving as a Lecturer in the Department of Textile Design at the Shaheed Allah Buksh Soomro University of Art, Design and Heritages in Jamshoro.

Artistic Practice
Saba's artwork is deeply inspired by the ordinary aspects of her surroundings, which she perceives as reflections of complex human emotions and states. She often draws parallels between elements of nature and human experiences, such as viewing the churning water as a symbol of conflict or the darkness of dusk as a representation of dejection.
Her portfolio encompasses a diverse range of styles and mediums, including oil on canvas, watercolor, and calligraphy. Notable works include "Islamabad Hyderabad," an 18x18 inch oil on canvas cityscape, and various seascapes and landscapes that capture the essence of natural and urban environments.

Her contributions to the arts have been recognized with awards such as the Gold Medal for securing the highest marks in the Faculty of Arts and the Silver Medal for achieving first position in her Bachelor's program.