December 15, 2024July 2, 2026 Botz Pro Combos on the G&S930 stoneware by Kristina Büchner Botz Pro tumblers by Kristina Büchner Botz Pro tumblers by Kristina Büchner highlight the rich surface possibilities of Goerg and Schneider 930 stoneware, combining earthy material with fluid, expressive glaze work. These handmade tumblers feature layered applications of Pro glazes that melt and interact during firing, creating soft transitions between purple, caramel, and deep blue tones. The natural warmth of the stoneware body subtly contrasts with the glossy glaze movement, enhancing depth and visual texture. Crafted by Kristina Büchner, each tumbler is finished with attention to both form and glaze behavior, then fired to 1200°C with a controlled hold to develop the signature flowing effects. The combination of Botz Pro Amethyst, Carnelian Yellow, and Malachite produces dynamic overlaps and organic variation, ensuring that every piece is unique. These tumblers demonstrate how stoneware can be elevated through thoughtful glaze layering into functional yet artistic ceramic work. Clay body: G&S 930 Botz Opal White x3 at the rim Botz Pro colors x3, slightly overlapping (Botz Pro) Botz Amethyst for the purple one Botz Carnelian Yellow for the yellow one Aquamarine for the light blue one Botz Malachite for the dark blue green one Botz Plus x1 Fired to 1220 with a 20-30 min hold Credit: Kristina Büchner Combos Tumblers 1220 with holdBotzBotz AmethystBotz AquamarinBotz Carnelian YellowBotz MalachitBotz PlusBotz ProKristina Büchner
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