An Egyptian craftsman wearing a traditional galabiya (جلابية) and white head wrap sits at a worktable hand-carving an alabaster stone tile with ancient Egyptian relief motifs. On the table beside him lies a completed painted panel depicting a pharaonic bird figure in blue and gold, alongside a small turquoise Pharaonic figurine, pigment bottles, and carving tools. This traditional craft of alabaster carving is closely associated with the Luxor and Upper Egypt region, where artisans have produced pharaonic-style souvenirs and decorative pieces for generations, continuing techniques rooted in ancient Egyptian stone masonry.