Two male performers dressed in traditional white gallabiya robes and white turbans raise frame drums (Riq) above their heads during a folkloric musical performance at Wikala Al-Ghouri in Islamic Cairo. The stone arches and ornate wooden Mashrabiya (traditional carved lattice balconies) of the Mamluk-era caravanserai form the backdrop. Wikala Al-Ghouri, built in the early 16th century by Sultan Qansuh Al-Ghouri, is one of Cairo's best-preserved historic caravanserais and a renowned venue for traditional Egyptian performing arts.