Upward view of an ornate wooden ceiling featuring interlocking six-pointed star geometric patterns in deep red and brown tones, framed by Mashrabeya (مشربية) lattice panels and stained glass windows inside Prince Mohamed Ali Palace (Qasr Mohamed Ali) in Manial, Cairo. The palace, built in the early 20th century, is a landmark example of Islamic, Ottoman, Persian, and Moorish architectural fusion. This decorative ceiling style reflects traditional Egyptian royal craftsmanship and is a key feature of the palace's historic reception halls.