The Old Flowers Market, located on the Great Emporium Square in The Prosperity district, is an iconic place in Laelith. Once dedicated to the sale of flowers, it has been transformed and expanded over the centuries to become an essential trading place, where local crafts and surrounding agriculture are highlighted.

This commercial building, with architecture typical of Laelith, features Walls of ochre and bistre, adorned with clay tiles. Its winding alleys are lined with colorful stalls, where fruits, vegetables, spices, fabrics and other artisanal products are displayed. The noise of merchants praising their products mixes with the hubbub of negotiations, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

Each year, at the spring equinox, the Old Flowers Market reconnects with its origins during the Rain of Flowers Festival. For this occasion, only flowers, fruits and vegetables are sold, transforming The Market into an explosion of colors and spring scents.

Despite the prohibition of raw materials trade, the Old Flowers Market remains a place of prosperity and wealth, attracting merchants, traders and sometimes even bands of thieves. It is a true microcosm of life in Laelith, a place where commerce, tradition and festivities mingle.