The Pottery Table works similarly to other Crafting Stations.

It has one Input Slot and one Output Slot, and provides a recipe selection list based on the inserted Item.

Recipes usually use Clay Balls as their input. Place a Clay Ball into the Input Slot to populate the recipe list. Select a recipe to preview the output, then take the finished Item from the Output Slot to consume the input and craft the result.

The Interface behaves similarly to a Stonecutter: it shows a scrollable recipe grid, highlights the selected recipe, and plays a sound when taking the result.

The Kiln works similarly to other Crafting Stations.

It has one Base Input Slot, one Modifier Slot, one Fuel Slot, and one Output Slot.

Place a valid pottery Base Block into the Base Slot, optionally add a Dye as a Modifier, then insert a valid Fuel Item to start the Firing Process. The Kiln will automatically consume fuel, process the recipe, and place the finished result into the Output Slot.

While active, the Kiln lights up and plays furnace sounds. The Interface also shows a live Preview of the finished Block, including dye tinting and painted states.

Clay Balls are basic materials used throughout Pottery. They are obtained by breaking Clay Blocks found in the world.

Different Clay Blocks yield differently colored Clay Balls, which are then used as the primary input for shaping pottery pieces at the Pottery Table.

Bricks are refined pottery materials created by smelting Clay Balls in a Furnace.

Place any Clay Ball into a Furnace to fire it into a Brick of the corresponding color. Bricks are used as building materials and as crafting components for various pottery related blocks and decorations.

Small Flower Pots are compact pottery pots made for single block Flowers and small plants.

All Flowers tagged with #small_flowers can be placed inside.

They are ideal for tables, shelves, and small decorative touches that make a space feel lived in.

Large Flower Pots are tall pottery pots made for two block high Flowers and similar plants.

All Flowers tagged with #tall_flowers can be placed inside.

They are perfect for filling open spaces, framing doorways, or simply adding a bit of height and character to your builds.

Urns are special pottery blocks with a unique purpose.

When a player dies, their items are placed inside a nearby Urn, keeping them safe and neatly stored, as long as there is enough space. This turns the Urn into a calm recovery point instead of scattered drops.

Like other pottery pieces, Urns can be painted and crafted in different colors. If a painted Urn is glazed using Honeycomb, it gains a soft glow and keeps its finished look.

Brick Blocks are decorative building blocks crafted from Bricks.

They come in Wall, Stair, and Slab variants.

Lili's Statue is a unique reward for completing all Pottery currently available.

When interacting with the top half of the statue, it launches a large celebratory firework show and displays the title "Lili's Pottery".

Red Clay generates in Badlands biomes and along Rivers. You can also find it in Swamps and Mangrove Swamps.

Yellow Clay generates in Savanna biomes and along Rivers. You can also find it in Swamps and Mangrove Swamps.

White Clay generates in snowy biomes and along Frozen Rivers. You can also find it in Swamps and Mangrove Swamps.

Blue Clay generates in Taiga regions, Windswept biomes, and along Rivers. It can also be found in Swamps and Mangrove Swamps, and has an additional deposit type in Lush Caves.

Black Clay generates in Swamps and Mangrove Swamps.

Pottery introduces a new Villager profession: the Clayworker.

Clayworkers use the Pottery Table as their work station and focus on everything related to clay. They trade Clay, Bricks, and finished pottery pieces, making them a helpful source for both materials and decoration.

All pottery pieces can be colored and fired in the Kiln.

Colors can be layered by firing a piece multiple times, allowing you to mix shades and discover unique variations along the way. For a finished look, painted pottery can be glazed using Honeycomb. Glazing only has a visible effect on certain colors and enhances their surface with a subtle sheen.

Each application of Honeycomb increases the glaze strength by 0.25, up to a maximum of 2.0. Once the maximum strength is reached, additional Honeycomb can no longer be applied.

If you want to start fresh, a Brush can be used to remove the color again.