The supple hide of a wild animal.

A rough-cut log of ash timber.

Processed ash lumber.

The tiny canine of a bat.

The warm blood of a beast. For some unknown reason, the humours will not coagulate.

The nest of a honeybee, comprised of several hundred hexagonal chambers made of a waxy substance secreted by the vilekin.

A broken piece of bone from some man or beast.

An edible mushroom known for its leaf-like appearance as well as its fruit-like fragrance.

This red mineral is used to create quicksilver, as well as potent sedatives.

A sweet-smelling spice made from the dried buds of the clove tree. It is used to flavor confectionaries, and as an essential oil.

Bright-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of copper.

A colorful saltwater fish commonly found in the warm seas around the island of Bianaq. Not known for its flavor, the wavekin is most often kept as a pet.

[Suitable for display in aquariums tier 1 and higher.]
[Suitable for printing on small canvases.]

Light yarn spun from cotton.

A deadly snake common in grasslands across Eorzea. Its venom is known to contain a potent bleeding poison.

A large, tough piece of cured animal hide.

Coarse yarn spun from moko grass fiber.

The membranous wing of an imp.

Dark-colored sand consisting of tiny grains of iron.

The soft, gelatinous body of a jellyfish.

The milky sap of a mature tree.

A large piece of cured animal skin.

The thick branch of a maple tree.

A rough-cut log of maple timber.

Processed maple lumber.

Cloudy water taken from a stagnant source.

Thick, sticky clay used to make cups, pots, and jars.

The thin, twitching leaf of a roseling.

A large chunk of naturally occurring salt crystals. It is often ground into fine grains before being used to flavor and preserve food.

The underdeveloped sporeling of a funguar.

A variety of parasitic plant that is commonly found growing on trees in the Black Shroud.

The viscous secretions of a slug.

A Far Eastern root used in various medicines.