| Alabaster Scrying Basin with Bug-Parade Brim | Scrying basin carved from alabaster, brim carved with a line of marching caterpillars, engraved "KA" for Karthdar Artisans. |
| Ancient Pa'alatiin Chalice | An ornate grail thought to be used as a drinking vessel, it is believed to be from the time of the Khajiiti state of Pa'alatiin. |
| Antique Khajiiti Teapot | This finely polished teapot is covered in Khajiiti motifs and smells faintly of sweet grass. |
| Arenthian Squeeze Box | A hand-held musical reed instrument played by squeezing it in and out, like a bellows. Popular with Colovian travelers. |
| Baandari Finger Puzzle | A popular children's toy with a sinister history. Its ability to tangle up hands has made it a popular tool for thieves. |
| Baandari Horse Pillow | This padded pillow filled with seagull feathers and butterflies keeps a Baandari trader comfortable on long journeys. |
| Baandari Ledger | This ledger contains evidence of illegal trading by the Baandari. It could be quite valuable to a rival. |
| Baandari Moon-Sugar Basters | These basters are sold by the Baandari for the express purpose of basting roasted meats repeatedly with moon-sugar syrup. |
| Baandari Pottery | Colorful, painted pottery in the Baandari style. |
| Baandari Stoneware Bowl Calendar | Baandari serving bowl and calendar, with two banded rim-rings where stones are placed representing Jone and Jode. |
| Baandari Trading Post Parasol | Khajiiti reed-and-papyrus folding parasol, with "Compliments of the Baandari Trading Post" on the handle. |
| Baandari Trick Dice | A pair of Baandari dice. They seem unevenly weighted to favor one side. |
| Ball of Royal Ochre Mohair Yarn | Ball of top-quality mohair yarn, dyed with the rare and valuable Torval Royal Ochre pigment. |
| Bamboo-Twig Whisker Snood | Semi-rigid cheek cauls of flexible bamboo twigs with fur pins; worn to keep whiskers from bending while asleep. |
| Ban Daar Puzzle Box | An intricately-fashioned box, thought by the Khajiit to bestow good fortune upon anyone who can remove the luck charm inside. |
| Bottle of Catnip Perfume | Delicate perfume bottle containing aromatic catnip fragrance, from The Hissing Phial. |
| Bottle of Red Claw Polish | Bottle of bright crimson claw polish, with applicator brush, for use when both moons are dark ("Sangiin's Midnight"). |
| Brass Khajiiti Finger-Pen | Brass nib that fits over a Khajiit's index fingernail, converting it into a fountain pen. |
| Brass Senche-Tiger | A skillfully-crafted brass model of a crouching Senche-Tiger. Its sharp teeth and fully articulated jaw can crack walnuts. |
| Canebrake Market Bamboo Fruit Box | An empty bamboo box labeled "Canebrake Market," with partitions intended to hold candied pieces of fruit. |
| Cathay-raht Bedroom Accoutrements | Brightly painted Khajiiti paraphernalia for playing "Hircine's Tiger Hunt," a popular bedroom game. |
| Claw Sharpeners | These are very fine claw sharpeners, useful especially to Khajiit. |
| Consistently Imprecise Compass | This compass reliably points east-northeast. Carried by Khajiiti travelers who want future pickpockets to get lost. |
| Curious Khajiiti Pipe | This stylish glass pipe smells faintly of moon sugar, and has a thin blue residue on the rim of the bowl. |
| Dancing Day Silk Veils | Long veils of crimson, scarlet, and lemon yellow, for doing the sprightly Mistral Tarantella on Dancing Day. |
| Dark Moon Temple Bell | Ancient bronze bell stolen from the Temple of the Dark Moon. It probably lacks the traditional theft-curse placed on such items. |
| Deadwood Knickknack | A chunk of deadwood carved to resemble a monkey and mounted to a block for display, most likely by a Khajiit, just because. |
| Do'Krin Monastary Candle Snuffer | A sterling silver instrument bearing the imprint of the Do'Krin Monastary, used to safely extinguish candles. |
| Do'Krin Monastary Tapestry | A finely-woven tapestry depicting Alkosh, the First Cat, and the creation myth of the ja-Kha'jay, or Lunar Lattice. |
| Do'Krin Prayer Beads | Prayer beads carved at Do'Krin Temple. They are valued for their pleasant musk scent. |
| Elsweyr Serving Ladle | This fine wooden serving ladle is painted with a pattern that resembles a senche-tiger's stripes. |
| Embroidered Silken Baandari Pillow | Silken pillow embroidered to depict the Great Gate of Corinthe, labeled "Property of Silver Moons Inn." |
| Enameled Clay Catnip Pipe | Catnip pipe painted with images from the tale "How Khenarthi Taught the Clouds to Dance." |
| Extensible "Strangler Teaser" Pole | Seven-part extensible rod of horn and antler, used by the youth of Karthdar in their charming game of "Strangler Teaser." |
| Fine Steel Skinning Kit | An imported Khajiiti skinning kit, only lightly used. |
| Five Claws Cards | An ornate set of Khajiiti playing cards, used in a variety of games in which the highest hand is a Five Claw Flush. |
| Five-Pronged Pirate Hook | For a Khajiiti pirate, one claw is never enough. |
| Fur Grooming Kit | The perfect kit for dapper cats and feline dandies. |
| Fusozay Cushion | A Kahjiit novelty cushion that, when placed on a chair and sat upon, produces an embarrassing flatulence sound. |
| Gaudy Baandari Budi Shawl | Linen shawl with a bright floral print, typical of Baandari Pedlars, and labeled "Serious Stitchery, Redfur Trading Post." |
| Glass Spice Shakers | A pair of spherical glass shakers painted to resemble the Tamrielic moons. They appear to be of Khajiiti origin. |
| Gobbet Bowl with Hackwing Picks | Coral-rimmed bowl with bird-bone fang-picks. After meals, diners pick uneaten food from their fangs and place it in the bowl. |
| Golden Azurah Icon | Golden icon depicting Azurah as a Khajiit with eight-pointed pupils in her wide, oversized eyes. |
| Golden Rid-Thar-ri'Datta Idol | A golden idol fashioned in the likeness of Rid-Thar-ri'Datta, the first Mane of the Khajiit. |
| Golden Spikeball | This solid-gold decorative spikeball is awarded annually to the most valuable Spikeball player at Hadran's Caravan. |
| Grandma Singa's Hairball Remedy | A bottle of Singa-dra's Digestive Aid and Hairball Remedy Elixer. Now in delightful Cod flavor! |
| Grooming Brush | This bronzed Khajiiti hand-brush is perfect for grooming both fur and manes. |
| Hadran's High Roller Chips | The highest denomination of gambling chips from Hadran's Caravan, worth a great deal at the betting tables. |
| Imported Bronze Grit Sieve | Bronze sifter for removing lumps from a grit-box, engraved "Imported from Senchal by Ranabi" on the handle. |
| Imported Khenarthi's Wool Blanket | Soft ivory-colored blanket of wool from Khenarthi's Roost. The label reads "Imported by The Handy Haversack." |
| Intricate Spring Trap | This incredibly complex mouse-trap is of Khajiiti design, but features a great many Dwemer parts. |
| Ja'khajiit Picture Book | A simple picture book with ten images of mischievous kittens. Each picture is composed of a single unbroken line. |
| Jone and Jode Bell | A silver bell engraved with an image of the big moon and the little moon. Khajiit ring it to ward off night spirits. |
| Khajiit Monkey Call | A simple aerophone bearing the mark of a Khajiiti hunter, it produces an amazingly lifelike monkey call. |
| Khajiit Tail Sling | A snake-skin sling that supports the proud Khajiit tail. It protects tails from injury or cradles injured tails while they heal. |
| Khajiit Travel Skillet | No Khajiit journeys into the wild without sticking one of these cooking vessels in her pack. Perfect for making fried sweetcake. |
| Khajiit Windowsill Sun Reflector | A mirrored plaque placed on a windowsill, reflecting sunlight into a dot that senche-tigers (and some Khajiit) love to chase. |
| Khajiiti Cast-Iron Baking Pot | Cast-iron casserole pot with cover for slow-baking sweet pastries, labeled "Property of Sathram Slave Quarters." |
| Khenarthi's Roost Paperweight | Chunk of rose quartz cut into the shape of the island, inscribed "Compliments of Mistral Treasury" on the bottom. |
| Long-Handled Mudcrab Flipper | Broad wooden spatula with long bamboo handle; used by Roost beachcombers to flip mudcrabs onto their backs. |
| Lucky Senche-Tiger Claw | A claw with three naturally occurring, parallel streaks on one side. Said to impart good fortune upon the owner. |
| Moon-Sugar Sipping Cup | Imported from Senchal, this tawny-clay, spill-proof cup allows young Khajiit cubs to discover the wonders of moon-sugar tea. |
| Moon-Sugarcane Machete | Broad-bladed steel tool for harvesting moon-sugarcane. "Windcatcher Plantation" is burned onto the haft. |
| Pamphlet of Erotic Engravings | Khajiiti pamphlet showing various forms of erotic dalliance, illustrated by stylized drawings of astoundingly lithe cat-people. |
| Pearl-Handled Hairbrush | A fine quality hairbrush with a pearl handle. Upon closer inspection, the bristles appear to be made from giant whiskers. |
| Pet Monkey Red Vest and Fez | Tiny embroidered red vest and tiny red fez with yellow tassel; a label inside the lapel reads "Noryariel, Tailor." |
| Play Sword | This wooden saber is remarkably well-made. Perfect for the young and aspiring warrior, waiting for the call of Rahni'Za. |
| Polished Woodblock Stamp | This hand-carved stamp produces an ornate Khajiiti design when inked and pressed to paper. |
| Portrait of the Mane | The great spiritual leader of the Khajiit is here captured in simple artistic style. |
| Rahni'Za Whetstone | An expertly cut whetstone, given to students at the Rahni'Za sword school. |
| Rajhin Desk Idol | A hand-carved idol of the trickster god. Said to ward away thieves when its belly is regularly rubbed. |
| Rajhin's Final Cups | This is supposedly one of the clay cups used in the fabled drinking contest between the Khajiiti trickster god and Sanguine. |
| Rajhin's Shadow Pocket Idol | A small figurine carved to depict one of Rajhin's shadows. When carried, the owner is said to be safe from pickpockets. |
| Red Squirrel Paw | The preserved paw of a rare red squirrel, considered by many Khajiit to be a good luck charm. |
| Renrijra Captain's Perspective Glass | Fine brass folding telescope of Khajiiti manufacture, marred slightly by salt-water corrosion. |
| Rubber Squeeze Mouse | Realistic squeaking mouse, twice life-size, fashioned from cooked gray rubber at The Hissing Phial. |
| Senche Whisker Brush | The head of this beautifully carved ink brush is composed of hundreds of genuine Senche whiskers. |
| Senche-Jaw Hairbrush | A hairbrush made from the jawbone of a senche-tiger. |
| Senche-Skin Overnight Bag | This fancy luggage item is made from the skin of a Senche Tiger. The tiger's claws and teeth are used as fasteners. |
| Senche-Stalked Earplugs | A pair of earplugs which hiss softly when senche-tigers approach within thirty paces. Indispensable for light outdoor sleepers. |
| Senche-Tiger Saddle | If someone were to ride a senche-tiger, this is what they'd use. |
| Senche-Tiger Training Harness | A training harness, only slightly gnawed. |
| Set of Syrup Dram Glasses | Set of seven cut-glass jigger cups, used for sipping fermented syrups, from the Vitriarch at Cat's Eye Quay. |
| Seven Satin Tail-Bows | Seven superb tail-bows, each in the traditional color associated with a day of the week. |
| Silk Sugar Dauber | A square of folded silk used to daub moon-sugar onto Khajiiti tongues. Called a "hairball hankie" by ignorant foreigners. |
| Skooma Pipe | This skooma pipe would sell well on the black market. |
| Stonefire Molag Bal Effigy | A likeness of Molag Bal, intricately carved from solid obsidian with ruby eyes. Used by Stonefire Cultists in dark ceremonies. |
| Stuffed Mouse Toy | A favorite among playful Khajiit, crafted by stuffing a dead mouse with cotton and sewing a small bell to its tail. |
| Suthay-raht Riding Crop | Riding crop made of a tanned and cured Khajiit's tail, ending in six short knotted leather strips. |
| Teahouse Comfort Fan | This simple silk fan is imprinted with an ancient Khajiiti rune, quite fashionable at the tea parlors of Dune. |
| The Wilderflowers of Elsweyr | An illustrated guide to the various species of wildflowers found throughout Elsweyr, hand-painted by the artist Guta-dar. |
| Thizzrini Grand Champion Medal | This medal, in the shape of a three-sided pyramid, is engraved with depictions of a swordmaster, sorceror and summoner. |
| Three-Temples Picture Book | "Khenarthi's Roost: Isle of Three Temples," a folio of engravings depicting ancient sacred sites. |
| Thulie's Five Card Wisp Master System | This foolproof system for beating the Five Card Wisp dealers at Hadran's Caravan is enciphered. Code book sold separately! |
| Top Quality Clamming Fork | Short-handled steel spade fork for digging up clams, with non-warping mangrove handle, from Moonfire Forge. |
| Twelve Moons Sweet-Box | This lacquered wooden box contains twelve separate partitions for different varieties of moon-sugar. |
| Two Moons Key | An ornamental key from Two Moons temple. Con artists could convince a mark that it opens something valuable. |
| Two Moons Platter | A silver-plated platter embossed with the images of Jone and Jode. |
| White Senche Tiger Rug | A tiger skin rug made from a large and very rare white senche tiger. |
| Woven Baandari Blanket | This Baandari-style blanket has a colorful and exotic look. |
| Wrought-Iron Claw File | A double-sided claw file. One side is coarse, the other fine. Engraving on the handle says "Moonfire Forge." |
| | Antique brass spoon with retractable fork tines, said to have been found deep in the Temple of the Mourning Springs. |
| | Perfumed oil distilled from the musk of a monkey, Khajiit regularly apply generous amounts behind their tail and ears. |
