Peyia Market in 2022
Published 14th of October, 2022
Toys R Hers
This lady seemed to specialise in homemade toys.
Is that a clanger on the top shelf? It looks like it has been crossed with a pig.
Stone Ranger #1
Now this was interesting. I thought I knew the company running this stall, which was at one end of a big corridor of stalls. But if you wait a while you will see there is a twist...
Linda's Mosaics
Linda's got the right idea. If you want information to be conveyed from photographs to prospective punters, make it brightly coloured and easy to photograph!
Craft And Avon
Somebody was asking on the forum a while ago about Avon. Well, there is at least one person selling them, and you can find them here.
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A couple of years ago we wrote an article on Peyia Market. Since then, they have moved to a more convenient location. Also, Alex wanted to sell some of her artistic creations, so she had her own stall. Let's go and see how she got on, and have a look around the market.
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