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I'm pretty sure that bazaar is another word for market or somthing like that, at least it sounds cooler than "the market". I have had this sitting around for a while so I thought I would upload it now. Inspired by Mark of Falworth.
I just love the bazaar,
the way they are build, the winding paths,
the beautiful arches and bows, the hussle and bussle, the smell and sounds,
and getting lost in them! There is always someone who will show you the way out!!
This is (very) early in the morning.
(I am one for getting up early,
and then wondering where every one is..;-))
Let Me Kiss You Misaki, dress by Yoko Dolls, 3 dresses by Squish Tish, necklace, jewelry and tote bag by Culte de Paris
Spice Bazaar or Egyptian Bazaar (or Misir Carsisi in Turkish) is one of the oldest and most important covered markets of Istanbul. Goods from Egypt used to be sold here. At present, it sells spices and other gift items to visitors who drop by to shop while soaking up the atmosphere. One of the most visited spots in Istanbul, it is consequently still a meeting point of diverse cultures, as it has been the case throughout its history.
An impression of the part of the bazaar where you can buy material for dresses, kurpatcha's, curtains, etc.
The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey, is the world's largest covered market occupying an entire city quarter.
Buy a print here: fineartamerica.com/featured/grand-bazaar-istanbul-shishir...
Its a riot of colours at the Grand Bazaar...I love this frame for the vivid and brilliant colours!
Wiki:
The Grand Bazaar (Turkish: Kapalıçarşı, meaning "Covered Bazaar") in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 3,000 shops which attract between 250,000 and 400,000 visitors daily.