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What is Snort Pottery Sherd in Minecraft?

A snort pottery sherd is a piece of an ancient pot that has a picture of a piglin's snout on it. It is a special item connected to the archaeology system, designed to be used for crafting decorated pots. This sherd is a fun collectible that hints at the history of the piglins and their culture in the Nether. It is the perfect item for anyone who wants to create decorations that are themed around the Nether or for a room where you show off all your treasures from your adventures. The snort pottery sherd is a little piece of piglin history that you can put on display in your own base.

How to get Snort Pottery Sherd in Minecraft

The snort pottery sherd was originally planned to be an item you could find through archaeology in the game. The idea was that you would be able to find it by using a brush on suspicious sand or gravel blocks inside structures like trial chambers or bastion remnants. However, in the current version of Minecraft, the snort pottery sherd is not actually available to find in survival mode. It exists in the game's files, but it does not spawn naturally in any chests or archaeology sites. This makes it an unobtainable item through normal gameplay. The only way to get one is by using creative mode or with game commands. It remains a mysterious item that might be fully added in a future update.

How to use Snort Pottery Sherd in Minecraft

If you manage to get a snort pottery sherd from creative mode, you can use it to craft a decorated pot. To do this, you need four items, which can be any combination of pottery sherds or regular bricks. In a crafting table, place your four items in a diamond shape. This means one item in the top middle, one in the bottom middle, and one on each side. If you use the snort pottery sherd in one of these slots, that side of the pot will have the piglin snout design on it. This is a great way to make a unique decoration for a Nether themed build or a treasure room, showing off a piece of the game's hidden content.

How to craft Snort Pottery Sherd in Minecraft

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What can Snort Pottery Sherd make in Minecraft

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How This All Started

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