Other items you might consider include nargiles, the famous  hubble-bubble  pipes popular with old men in Turkish cafes; meerschaum pipes and figurines, produced in Eskisehir; luxurious Turkish towels, the best of which come from Bursa; colourful Karag??z puppets, made from dyed camel-hide; Muslim prayerbeads (tespih); traditional Turkish musical instruments, such as the mandolin-like saz, the davul (drum), or the ney, a Dervish flute; and lokum, better known as Turkish Delight, which comes in many flavours and can be found in shops in and around the Spice Bazaar.
Turkish Delight comes in many different flavours and you can locate them in shops in and around the Spice Bazaar.
There is nothing that you can purchase here, they don't even sell Turkish Delights.
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