Pattern List (Java Edition)
In Minecraft, banners and shields can be decorated with patterns. Each patterns has a Pattern Name and Pattern ID assigned to it. You can use the Pattern ID values in various game commands such as the /give command.
Here is an interactive list of all patterns for Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac) that can be searched.
(Enter a value in the field above to find patterns in the table below)
Pattern Name | Pattern ID | Description | Version |
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Base | bs | bottom stripe | 1.14 |
Base Dexter Canton | bl | bottom left corner | 1.14 |
Base Gradient | gru | upside down gradient | 1.14 |
Base Indented | bts | bottom triangle sawtooth | 1.14 |
Base Sinister Canton | br | bottom right corner | 1.14 |
Bend | drs | down right stripe | 1.14 |
Bend Sinister | dls | down left stripe | 1.14 |
Bordure | bo | border | 1.14 |
Bordure Indented | cbo | curly border | 1.14 |
Chevron | bt | bottom triangle | 1.14 |
Chief | ts | top stripe | 1.14 |
Chief Dexter Canton | tl | top left corner | 1.14 |
Chief Sinister Canton | tr | top right corner | 1.14 |
Chief indented | tts | top triangle sawtooth | 1.14 |
Creeper Charge | cre | creeper | 1.14 |
Cross | sc | square cross | 1.14 |
Fess | ms | horizontal middle stripe | 1.14 |
Field Masoned | bri | brick | 1.14 |
Flower Charge | flo | flower | 1.14 |
Globe | glb | globe | 1.14 |
Gradient | gra | gradient | 1.14 |
Inverted Chevron | tt | top triangle | 1.14 |
Lozenge | mr | middle rhombus | 1.14 |
Pale | cs | vertical center stripe | 1.14 |
Pale Dexter | ls | left stripe | 1.14 |
Pale Sinister | rs | right stripe | 1.14 |
Paly | ss | small vertical stripes | 1.14 |
Per Bend | rud | right of upside down diagonal | 1.14 |
Per Bend Inverted | lud | left of upside down diagonal | 1.14 |
Per Bend Sinister | ld | left diagonal | 1.14 |
Per Bend Sinister Inverted | rd | right diagonal | 1.14 |
Per Fess | hh | top horizontal half | 1.14 |
Per Fess Inverted | hhb | bottom horizontal half | 1.14 |
Per Pale | vh | left vertical half | 1.14 |
Per Pale Inverted | vhr | right vertical half | 1.14 |
Roundel | mc | middle circle | 1.14 |
Saltire | cr | diagonal cross | 1.14 |
Skull Charge | sku | skull | 1.14 |
Snout | pig | snout | 1.16 |
Thing | moj | mojang | 1.14 |
Example of how to use a Pattern ID
You can use pattern IDs in game commands to decorate banners and shields.
For example, you can use the /give command to give DigMinecraft a white shield with Black Skull Charge pattern:
/give @p shield{BlockEntityTag:{Base:0,Patterns:[{Color:15,Pattern:"sku"}]}} 1
Or you could give a white banner with Black Skull Charge pattern as follows:
/give @p white_banner{BlockEntityTag:{Patterns:[{Color:15,Pattern:"sku"}]}} 1
Using multiple Pattern IDs
You can also use multiple pattern IDs to create more complex items such as a purple shield with Black Pale Sinister, Black Pale Dexter and Orange Thing patterns:
/give @p shield{BlockEntityTag:{Base:10,Patterns:[{Color:15,Pattern:"rs"},{Color:15,Pattern:"ls"},{Color:1,Pattern:"moj"}]}} 1
Other Pattern Lists
Here are some other pattern lists in Minecraft:
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