Rows of unfired terracotta clay cylinders are arranged to dry in a traditional pottery workshop in Kom Oshim village, Fayoum, Egypt. The pieces are shaped by hand and on the potter's wheel (دولاب الفخار) by local artisans before sun-drying and kiln firing. Pottery making in Kom Oshim is an inherited craft passed down through generations, producing vessels that reflect the cultural heritage of the Fayoum region.