She has been dedicated to making Easter eggs since childhood. Already at the age of 8, she watched her mother decorate Easter eggs and gradually began decorating them herself using the scratching technique. She colored the eggs with onion skins. She decorated them with plant and zoomorphic motifs using the scratching technique, complemented by folk rhymes. She became active in 1956. She often participated in regional events, demonstrating egg decorating and passing on her experience to future generations. She also collaborated with schools, teaching children the scratching technique. In 2002, she received a certificate of qualification as a master of folk art production in the field of Easter egg decoration, awarded by the Commission for Assessing the Professional Qualifications of Workers in Folk Art Production.