Kata’s practice contributes to the valorisation of heritage crafts by combining traditional ceramic techniques with contemporary design and sustainable values. She works with both low- and high-fire processes, using slab-building and wheel-throwing techniques, and places strong emphasis on material experimentation and innovation. As a certified craftsperson of the Duna–Ipoly National Park trademark, she draws inspiration from nature and reflects this connection in her products. Through workshops for beginners and advanced participants, as well as her earlier experience running an open studio in Germany, she actively supports knowledge sharing, skills transfer, and the living continuity of ceramic craftsmanship.