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How Bazaar

Turkish homewares and gifts stall in Durham Market Hall, specialising in Turkish mosaic lamps and also selling rugs, throws, ceramics, jewellery and other imported goods.

How Bazaar, Durham Market Hall, Market Place, Durham, DH1 3NJ @howbazaarturkishlamps Facebook

About How Bazaar

How Bazaar occupies several stalls within Durham Market Hall, bringing a Turkish bazaar to the centre of the city. Lighting is the speciality, with a range of fine-quality Turkish mosaic lamps, but the stall also carries a wide selection of homewares and gifts imported from Turkey.

The wider range includes throws and rugs, handmade painted ceramics, jewellery, ornaments, kilim-weave bags and fez hats. The stall is open Monday to Saturday, and card payment is accepted.

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