Three craftsmen work together assembling and finishing traditional Ramadan lanterns (Fanawees) in an open workshop on Al-Khayamiya Street (Shari' Al-Khayamiya), also known as Al-Rub', in historic Islamic Cairo. The lanterns display colorful geometric patterns typical of Egyptian folk craft production. Al-Khayamiya Street is one of Cairo's oldest artisan lanes, historically known for tent-making and decorative fabric work, and today also hosts metalwork and lantern workshops active year-round, with peak production before Ramadan.