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

bulk legumes

Assortment of herbal blends and scented teas and spices

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

colorful various delicious spices

View of georgian spices on market counter, Tbilisi, Georgia

India spices at the local market at Delhi.

Cooking spices and ingredients for sale on a market

Spices displayed in Iran bazaar

Herbalist market mixed spices for sale

sale of spices in a souk

heaps of turmeric and red chilli powder kept in separate plastic bags. Background is blurred.

Traditional homemade red peppers, Spice Bazaar in Eyyubiye, Sanliurfa, Turkey

dried herbs and spices in a street market stall - Fez souk, Morocco

Heaps of spices for sale at the Egyptian (spice) market in Istanbul, Turkey

A vibrant and colorful array of diverse spices including turmeric, chili, and fresh herbs at a lively market

yellow and red spice tower

Traveling in the oriental countries between colors and perfumes

Spices and dry fruits on a stall at Souk Al-Mubarakiya Market. Kuwait City. Kuwait.

A spice may be available in several forms: fresh, whole-dried, or pre-ground dried. Generally, spices are dried. Spices may be ground into a powder for convenience.

Traditional Spices at the market Marrakesh, Morocco. Coffee, paprika, ginger, dried ginger, pepper, corn, nuts, turmeric.

Spice on the local market in Al-Mahwit village in Yemen

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

Spice bazaar in the old city. Acco, Middle East, Israel.

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.

Spice Bazaar at Medina District in Marrakesh, Morocco

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Taroudant: Goods on the market. This is one of most known markets in Morocco.

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