A male artisan carefully shapes a tall clay vase by hand on a spinning pottery wheel inside a rustic workshop in Farastek (قرية الفرستق), a village in Tanta, Gharbia Governorate, known for its traditional pottery craft production. The workshop is filled with clay fragments, finished vessels, and raw materials, reflecting an active, working pottery environment. Handmade Egyptian pottery (Fakhhar) from this region is part of a long-standing artisanal tradition practiced across the Nile Delta.