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Your Pottery Passion – Blended clays from Goerg & Schneider

Since our founding in 1924, we at Goerg & Schneider share with our ceramic bodies the passion for ceramics and pottery.
Doing pottery can be art, creativity and at the same time therapy. The crafted product is a combination of aesthetics and function, formed from a natural raw material. Working with clay gives potters and artists their own handwriting. Pure pottery passion. 
You follow the craft tradition of old manufactories. Precious. Consistent. Timeless. Have a good clay!

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Clay of the month: Ceramic body 254

Clay of the month: Ceramic body 254

Body 254 is a popular, very plastic pottery quality. It contains 25 % chamotte and has a fine grain size of 0 – 0.2 mm. The body is suitable for throwing on the potter’s wheel as well as for building-up smaller pieces. In addition to these applications, body 254 is also used for differentiated modelling works of medium-size. The firing range is 1000 °C – 1280 °C.

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Company portrait Swisskeramik

Company portrait Swisskeramik

Leo Pichler and Mario Sofia are the managing directors of the Swiss manufactory Swisskeramik in Sarnen. Both actively manage the traditional company, which has its origins in tiled stove construction and has expanded in the course of time into the large and no less demanding field of architectural ceramics. This includes interesting restorations of old floors or wall designs…

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Pottery technique

Throwing building-up Casting bodies

Inspirations

Let yourself be inspired by the fantastic results of the work of pottery professionals but also hobby potters and discover your own pottery luck.

Inspirations

Potter Know-How

When is a ceramic frost resistant? When does my GOERG & SCHNEIDER ceramic compound burn tight? All answers to the most important questions can be found here.

Potter Know-How

Behind the Scenes G&S

Behind the Scenes G&S

Interesting articles and stories "Behind the Scenes" by Goerg & Schneider, a true german traditons company form the Westerwald.

Behind the Scenes G&S