An authentic documentary-style scene capturing a traditional copper engraver working inside Souq Al-Nahaseen in El Gamaliya, one of the most historic districts of Old Cairo. Known as “The Coppersmiths Market,” Souq Al-Nahaseen has long been associated with handmade copperwork, engraved brass pieces, and traditional Islamic decorative arts that reflect Cairo’s rich artisan heritage. Using chisels, hammers, and precise hand-engraving techniques, the craftsman carefully creates intricate decorative patterns on copper surfaces inside a traditional workshop filled with the atmosphere of Old Cairo. The metallic textures, workshop details, and handmade ornamentation preserve the spirit of El Gamaliya’s historic markets and Egypt’s centuries-old metalworking traditions. The image highlights the beauty of artisan labor, Islamic-inspired craftsmanship, and the cultural identity of Cairo’s traditional souqs. Keywords include Souq Al-Nahaseen, El Gamaliya, copper engraver, Old Cairo, handmade metal crafts, brass engraving, Islamic ornamentation, and Egyptian cultural heritage.