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Bags of Indian red chilli powder among other spices and herbs in a shop in Empress Market in Karachi, Pakistan. Buit in 1889 to commemorate the assertion of Queen Victoria, Empress of India hence named Empress Market after her. Situatied in Saddar Town, the heart of old city, it's amongst most popular and busy places for shopping.

Istanbul, Turkey - Middle East, Middle East, Bazaar Market, Souk

Assortment of herbal blends and scented teas and spices

10/05/2019 Kerman,Kerman ProvinceIran, a huge variety of spices and herbs on a counter on a traditional Iranian eastern bazaar

Fars Province, Shiraz: A shop with spices, grains and dried fruits, the seller stands next to the shop window.

Various spices in a small shope of the Vikil main bazaar located in the historical center of the city of Shiraz, Iran. Vikil Bazar dates back to the 11th century AD.

Piles of spices, seeds, and herbs in a stores located in the bazaar of Shiraz, Iran

Spices sold on Cairo market in sacks and baskets

yellow and red spice tower

Damascus, Syria - December 24, 2007: Syria before the war. Spices shop in the world famous Al-Hamidiyah Souq, or Central Bazaar of Damascus, the largest souk in Syria, is located in the old city, not far from the Umayyad Mosque. The bazaar dates form the Ottoman era is covered by a decaying metal structure and dome. Before the ongoing civil war that started 2011 and has ravaged the country, it was one of the main tourist attractions of the capital.

Spices displayed in Iran bazaar

Spices and flavors sold in the Indoor Souk of the World Trade Center Mall Abu Dhabi

Spices at a spice store inside historical Vakil Bazaar, one of the architectural masterpieces in Shiraz, Fars Province, Iran.

colorful various delicious spices

A vibrant close-up of a decorative container filled with a colorful aromatic mixture—commonly seen in Moroccan souks—used for fragrance or potpourri. The ornate design of the container and the rainbow-like mix of dried herbs, spices, and plant material reflect the rich visual and cultural tapestry of traditional North African markets. In the background, more geometric arrangements of similar blends can be seen, adding depth and authenticity. Perfect for use in travel brochures, cultural editorials, culinary magazines, interior decor branding, wellness and aromatherapy campaigns, lifestyle blogs, or product packaging that evokes exoticism, tradition, and sensory experiences from Moroccan or Middle Eastern markets.

Stock photograph of colorful spices in the main market in Sucre Bolivia

10/05/2019 Kerman,Kerman ProvinceIran, a huge variety of spices and herbs on a counter on a traditional Iranian eastern bazaar

Garlic and Arabic spices in bag. Assorted spices for sale at the local market. Traditional products from East Asian spices condiments concept

Pile of 'Zahter', a Traditional Spice Blend with Dried Thyme in Spice Market

Traditional Chorsu bazaar with spices in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

In every iranian city you can find all thoose colorful spices and herbs for sale in the bazaar

Curry - Meal, Dried Food, Food, Food and Drink, Paprika

Mounds of coffee beans in containers, side by side, in retail space.

A bazaar is a permanently enclosed marketplace or street where goods and services are exchanged or sold. Şanlıurfa, was known in ancient times as Edessa, is a city with 2.031 million inhabitants in south-eastern Turkey, Local shop owner tryşng to sell his products called isot which is a dried Turkish chili pepper of the type Capsicum annuum cultivated in the Urfa region of Turkey.

Istanbul, Turkey - December 10, 2017: One of spices and tea shops in Istanbul's Spice Bazaar or spice market, which is the 2nd famous covered shopping complex after the Grand Bazaar.

Variety of spices on the street market stall. Africa, Aswan - Egypt, Middle East, Nubia

Sellers of fruit, nuts, meat and seasonal food items are selling in Tehran market before Yalda night celebration in 2025. Yalda Night is a traditional Iranian celebration that symbolizes family gatherings, while food prices during this period reflect economic conditions that affect household expenses.

Colorful spices sold on the street. Sanliurfa Turkey

Old Market Shop with oriental spices and incenses. Dubai, Deira Old market

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