Originally trained as a tailor, she began collaborating with the ÚĽUV (the Center for Folk Art Production) in 1972. She started with the production of men’s wool trousers. Later, men’s vests, trousers, coats, and cloaks were added. She learned to work with fur and started sewing women’s and men’s fur coats, which she decorates with appliqué and embroidery. She also restores damaged old traditional clothes. She masters sewing, making pattern pieces, embroidering, piping, cutting teeth, and braiding cords. In 2002, she obtained a certificate of qualification recognition as a master of folk art production in the field of costume production awarded by the Commission for Assessing the Professional Competence of Folk Art Production Workers.