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Minecraft Decorated Pot PNG

The Decorated Pot exactly as it looks in the Minecraft 26.3 inventory, as a transparent PNG. It is the render of the item itself, not a loose texture: what you see in your hand and in chests. In the creative inventory it sits in the “Functional” tab.

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Minecraft Decorated Pot PNG

Sizes and quality

The Decorated Pot render is 128 × 128 pixels, the size the game draws the item at in the inventory. It scales up by whole numbers to 1024 px with no interpolation, so the edges stay sharp.

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Decorated pot in Minecraft: storage and designs

A decorated pot is crafted from four pieces, bricks or pottery sherds, and each one sets the pattern on one of its sides. Bricks leave it plain; sherds put their design on that face. With 23 sherd variants and the fact that a pot can be rotated, there are 83,100 distinct combinations.

It also stores items, in an unusual way. It holds a single stack of one item and has no interface: you put things in by interacting with it or with hoppers, dispensers and crafters, but you cannot see them or take them out by hand. To get them back you break it or drain it with a hopper, which is why the developers think of it as a piggy bank. A comparator reads how full it is.

Breaking it with a pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe, sword, mace or trident without Silk Touch shatters it into the four pieces it was made from; by hand or with Silk Touch it drops whole. Arrows, snowballs, eggs, wind charges and other projectiles shatter it too.

It generates with loot in trial chambers. It breaks instantly even under Mining Fatigue and its top has no collision, so you can stack another pot or a flower pot on it to show a flower.

Sources: minecraft.wiki/Decorated Pot

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