She has worked in the famous Garhi studio of Delhi, and also at the famous Bharat Bhavan studios, Bhopal. In Pune she was able to find a person doing pottery to teach her something about the craft and the materials required. She has also had the good fortune to receive guidance from the eminent, senior potter, Ms. Nirmala Patwardhan, who is a resident of Pune. Now Gauri has reached a stage where she knows the medium of ceramics well enough to use it creatively to express her conceptions in the most unusual, captivating sculptures. One sees the frog crouching near the mouth of a well.
Some distance away are clouds, indicating the freedom of an expansive sky.
Sometimes there is a tower, with crooked steps leading up, in a spiral around the tower. The frog is gazing up at the tower longingly. These pieces of course represent human aspirations, in a most charming manner. For Gauri, a reflection of a person in a mirror, or in water, is a manifestation of the person's inner world her own true self. A double process is possible here a person sees his or her face reflected in a mirror.