He was briefly employed as a driver in Kladno, occasionally worked in a collective farm, is partially disabled. He continues his father’s work in the production of sheet metal bells. At first, his production was focused on the environment of livestock farming, gradually shifting towards the area of souvenirs. He produces a wide range of bells in different sizes, from oxen to the smallest, goat bells. The bell casing is made of readily available sheet metal, brass is obtained from cartridges collected in the Silica area. Occasionally, he makes embossed belts or figurative sculptures. A documentary film about him was shot by Hungarian television. Literature: Cílek, V .: When Sheep Graze the Countryside. In: Makom. A book of places, pp. 115 – 124.