The Spice Souk Bazaar draws from the covered markets of Aleppo and the Levant — al-Madina Souk and the spice halls of Damascus and Istanbul, where conical heaps of turmeric, saffron, paprika, and sumac blaze beside burlap sacks, hanging brass scales, and hand-painted Arabic signboards.

This is not a bright paper palette. It is a dim, warm-shaded covered market: sackcloth and dark stall-wood fill the frame in deep browns, and turmeric-orange is the single colour that glows out of the shade. Reem Kufi signboards crown each panel; Amiri and Naskh carry the detail beneath.