Items in Narnia

Items and artifacts in Narnia

Narnia is full of memorable objects that do more than decorate the stories. Some are royal gifts, some are dangerous tools, some mark the crossing between worlds, and some are tied to the deepest turning points in the Chronicles. This page groups the main item pages so readers can move more easily between characters, places, and the objects that shape the action.

Royal gifts and weapons

These are the gifts that help define the Pevensies’ roles in Narnia’s first great conflict.

• Rhindon
• Lucy’s Cordial
• Susan’s Horn
• Susan’s Bow

World-crossing and threshold objects

These objects sit near Narnia’s thresholds, whether by opening worlds, marking entry points, or carrying bits of Earth into another realm.

• The Wardrobe
• The Magic Rings
• The Lamp-post
• Edmund’s Torch (Flashlight)
• The Bell and Hammer

Temptation and sacrifice

These objects gather around the darker pressure points of the stories: enchantment, appetite, judgment, and death.

• The White Witch’s Wand
• The White Witch’s Sledge
• Turkish Delight
• The Stone Knife
• The Stone Table
• The Silver Chair
• Puzzle’s Lion Skin

Creation-era and early Narnian objects

These items are especially important to Narnia’s beginnings and the early shape of its history.

• The Apple

Mr. Tumnus and the first welcome into Narnia

These pages focus on the smaller domestic details that help make Lucy’s first encounter with Narnia feel inhabited and personal.

• Mr. Tumnus’ Books
• Mr. Tumnus’ Panpipes