Bundles of vivid red dyed threads hang to dry in the foreground at Mașbaghat Salamah (Salamah Dye House) on Bab El-Wazir Street in the Darb El-Ahmar district of Historic Cairo. A craftsman works in the background beneath a mosque dome, illustrating the continuation of traditional textile dyeing crafts in one of Cairo's oldest artisan neighborhoods. Darb El-Ahmar has been a center of handicraft production since the Fatimid period, preserving dyeing, weaving, and leatherwork trades across generations.