And Pots: 
Hoses:
And Pots:
Every variety and colour under the sun. Except the pots. They're silver.
Cigarettes: 
A cartload of coughs!
Artificial Flowers: 
In a land with a climate like this one, why, you might ask, are there so many artificial flowers? Well Kurds like bright colours and it's hard to get live flowers into the city when it is 40 degrees outside. These ones simply last longer.
Carpet: 
The best carpets are not made in Iraq. They come from Iran. But you can buy Iraqi carpet or for that matter carpet from China and India. you get what you pay for. There is, by the way, no such thing as a flying carpet. Or so I am told.
Clothing: 
Just like Moore's or TipTop Tailors. Even the brand names are the same. They are not pirate copies of shirts made by small children in sweat houses, they are the real thing (unless the real thing is made that way). So why can I buy a shirt here for $5 when the same shirt costs $25 at home?
More clothing: 
Textiles: 
Every material and every colour one might imagine. Stitching clothing for one's family is not a dead art in Iraq. The price is excellent compared to textiles at home.
Newsstand: 
These are the pretty much the same all over the world.
Jewelry: 
Most of the gold here comes from Iran. The price of gold is the same as everywhere else per gram but where the bargain is found is in the workmanship. Labour is cheap so you can buy something for a lot less than you would pay in Europe or North America. Locally, bracelets are a big item for weddings. It is a bit disconcerting though, to buy a nice necklace or ring and see the owner weigh it before giving you a price.