Premise: 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.
Hypothesis: The Turkish Delights are very inexpensive here, you could buy many of them for only a few coins. 
Label: neutral