Bedrock pottery designs come from individual sherd items. The recorded source and method tell you how to recover a design before combining it into a decorated pot.
How to use this collection
Images identify sherd designs. Stack size describes the sherd inventory item; source locations are possible finds.
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Angler Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Archer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Arms Up Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert wells
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Blade Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Brewer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert wells
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Burn Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Danger Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Explorer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Flow Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Friend Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Guster Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Heart Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Heartbreak Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Howl Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Miner Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Mourner Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Plenty Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Prize Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Scrape Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Sheaf Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Shelter Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Skull Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Snort Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Distinguish recovery routes
Brushing suspicious sand or gravel is different from recovering sherds in trial-chamber pots. Follow the method for the design you want. A source location describes a possible find and does not establish a guaranteed chance.
Collect the intended pattern
Sherd images identify individual designs rather than every possible pot combination. The stack limit belongs to the sherd item, not the crafted pot. Use Bedrock acquisition rules instead of assuming a Java site or loot relationship applies unchanged.
FAQ
Does the sherd image show the finished pot?
No. It identifies one pattern item. Combining sherds determines the designs used on the finished pot's sides.