The Baghdad Store sits behind a weathered wooden door on a quiet corner in Sofia, identified by its hand-painted sign and the scent of loose-leaf spices drifting onto the sidewalk. Originally established as a small trade depot for goods moving between the Balkans and the Middle East, it served as a hub for merchants seeking rare peppercorns, dried fruits, and textiles from the east. It remains a narrow, floor-to-ceiling labyrinth of glass jars and hand-woven sacks that have barely changed since the nineteen twenties.
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