Glazed Jars: Sizes, Colors, and Cracked Variants

Choosing a Jar

Glazed Jars come in two sizes. The standard Glazed Jar is a single-block container-style decoration, and the Big Glazed Jar is the larger version. Both come in sixteen colors: Black, Blue, Brown, Cyan, Gray, Green, Light Blue, Light Gray, Lime, Magenta, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, and Yellow. The plain Glazed Jar and Big Glazed Jar are the uncolored defaults. A Big Jar Top block caps the Big Glazed Jar so a stack of them reads as one tall vessel.

Cracked Versions

If you want an aged look, use Cracked Glazed Jar and Cracked Big Glazed Jar. These are separate blocks, so place them deliberately where wear makes sense — corners, floor level, or beside Bone Pile and Bone Pile Block for a ruined feel.

Building With Jars

Jars are full blocks, so they tile cleanly. Line a shelf with alternating colors, cluster same-color jars in threes, or set a Big Glazed Jar on the floor and top it with a Big Jar Top to suggest a sealed storage vessel. Combine them with Brazier lighting and Metal Framed Glass in matching colors — Black Metal Framed Glass, Blue Metal Framed Glass, and the rest — to tie a room's palette together. Cracked jars break up the regularity when a wall of identical jars looks too clean.