You can now make decorated pots using nether bricks and decorate them with rare sherds from various places using a pottery table. There are 18 different sherds to collect!

Sherds can be found in refuge remains, badlands temples, piglin bartering archaeology, and the secret structure you can find using the reactive seeker. The sherds found in each location are listed on their entry pages.

All nether brick sherd patterns displayed on pots

Here is every single sherd pattern you can collect. Good luck!

TODO: Add recipe description

This is the recipe for the blank pot. To decorate it with sherds, use a pottery table!

History

1.4.0+

Three new nether brick pottery sherds have been added:

  • “Molten”, depicting a magma cube
  • “Core”, depicting a nether reactor core
  • “Swirl”, depicting a potion particle
1.3.4*

The “brute” (axe) pattern has been replaced with the “spirit” pattern, which depicts a soul

  • This is due to Mojang implementing the “scrape” sherd that depicts an axe already

The “armor” pattern has been changed to look like a netherite helmet rather than a generic chestplate

  • This is for future-proofing in case Mojang happens to add a chestplate or generic helmet pattern
1.3.0*

Tweaked nether brick pottery textures

1.2.1*

The textures for nether brick pottery patterns have been updated for readability and higher contrast

1.2.0+

You can now create decorated pots using nether brick instead of bricks

There are 15 new sherd patterns, all found in the refuge remains

  • These sherds can also be rarely found inside piglin-bartered suspicious gravel (see below section)

Only two of the new patterns are pictured, I won’t spoil the rest. Have fun discovering them all!