He devoted himself to the production of Wallachian-style shoes, flutes, and whistles. His products were decorated using traditional techniques, embossing brass and silver into wood. Both technically and artistically, his products were of a high standard. Through his creative approach to folk art production, he enriched the range with other types of products: flutes, rattles, and rattlesnakes, which were decorated using the same technique. He collaborated with the ÚĽUV (Center for Folk Art Production) since 1976. In 1983, he obtained a certificate recognizing his qualification as a master of folk art production in the wood industry, awarded by the Commission for assessing the professional competence of workers in folk art production.