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Lime Glazed Terracotta

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What Is Lime Glazed Terracotta in Minecraft?

Lime Glazed Terracotta is a shiny terracotta block with an ornate swirling lime green pattern. It is made by smelting Lime Terracotta in a Furnace. The pattern changes depending on which direction the block faces, making it great for decorative tiled designs.

How Does Lime Glazed Terracotta Work?

  • A pickaxe is required - breaking without one drops nothing.
  • The pattern rotates with the block facing direction - plan placement carefully.
  • Does not burn, making it fire-safe.

How to Get Lime Glazed Terracotta

How to Mine Lime Glazed Terracotta

  • Use any pickaxe. Breaking without a pickaxe drops nothing.
  • Smelt Lime Terracotta in a Furnace to craft it.
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Lime Terracotta
Dried Kelp Block Oak Log Oak Planks Lava Bucket Charcoal Coal Blaze Rod Stick
Lime Glazed Terracotta
  • Lime Terracotta 1 × Lime Terracotta

Lime Glazed Terracotta Trading with Villagers and Wandering Traders

  • Wandering Trader: No
  • Emerald Price: 1 emerald for any color glazed terracotta (Mason, Expert)
  • Villager Trading: Stonecutter Mason

How to Use Lime Glazed Terracotta

Building with Lime Glazed Terracotta

  • Use for decorative tiled floors, walls and ceilings with ornate lime green patterns.
  • Rotate blocks in different directions to create complex symmetrical tile patterns.
  • Combine with other Glazed Terracotta colours for colourful tiled mosaics.

Lime Glazed Terracotta Properties

Hardness
1.4
Blast Resistance
1.4
Tool
Wooden Pickaxe
Silk Touch
No
Fortune
No
Light Level
0
Flammable
No
Transparent
No
Gravity
No
Waterloggable
No
Stack Size
64

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