Registry record · minecraft:miner_pottery_sherd

Miner Pottery Sherd

Items Exploration & collectibles

The Miner Pottery Sherd is an antique terracotta shard depicting a pickaxe, recovered from desert pyramids.

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Versioned source data

Edition availability

Java Edition

Source version 26.1

Registry ID: 1460
Source display name: Miner Pottery Sherd
Maximum stack: 64

Bedrock Edition

Source version 1.26.60

Registry ID: 686
Source display name: Miner Pottery Sherd
Maximum stack: 64
Component-based: No
Source version tag: Unclassified by source

Recipe information · Java 26.1

No Java recipe recorded

Not recorded

No recipe for this item is recorded in the selected Java source snapshot. This does not establish that no recipe exists in other versions or editions. Bedrock recipe data is not included, so its recipe availability cannot be determined here.

Field guide

Item details

How to obtain

Brushed from suspicious sand blocks buried in the lower chambers of desert pyramids. Source
Obtained with a 12.5% probability when brushing desert pyramid archaeology sand. Source

Practical uses

Decorates pots with a classic pickaxe emblem for mining hubs, underground outposts, and treasury rooms. Source
Pots with this sherd can be read by redstone comparators to output signal strength based on inventory fullness. Source

Mechanics

Smashing a decorated pot with a projectile (arrow, trident, snowball) shatters it back into sherds and ejects stored items. Source

Reverse recipe lookup · Java · 26.1

Used In · Crafting recipes

0 outputs

No Java crafting outputs using Miner Pottery Sherd are recorded in the selected source snapshot. This does not establish that the item has no other uses. Bedrock recipe data is not included.