A 15-second cinematic pan of the Haramlek (harem quarters) room inside the Gayer-Anderson Museum, also known as Bayt al-Kritliyya (بيت الكريتلية), located adjacent to the Ibn Tulun Mosque in Sayeda Zeinab, Cairo. The room displays Islamic and Ottoman interior design elements including an intricately carved wooden ceiling, round low tables with small wooden chairs arranged on a red carpet, a large antique brass brazier (Mangala) in the foreground, a mashrabiyya-style window with dark curtains, and decorated walls with ceramic plates and wooden cabinets. The Gayer-Anderson Museum is a 17th-century historic house museum preserved with the collection of British Major Robert Gayer-Anderson and managed by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.