For years Edo's father collected motifs from the Bosnian medieval stećci tombstones and replicated them in copper. We do the same in the hope that in this way we encourage new generations to study, nurture and preserve our rich cultural heritage.

We use traditional copper shaping methods preserved by Bosnian coppersmiths for hundreds of years to redesign traditional Bosnian objects and create new works of art inspired by them. Our works aim to preserve tradition.

It may sound strange, but we enjoy listening to the sound of the hammer hitting the copper. The rhythm of hammer beats changes from strong to weak, fast to slow. It is almost like composing music. Therefore, we often imagine our work as music reflected in metal.

After the copper is sculpted, its surface is treated with various oxidation processes that create a special layer that highlights the relief and movement of the composition. For this, we use our secret recipes and tricks that we do not share with anyone.