A group of Tanoura (التنورة) performers spin in unison, their colorful layered skirts captured in motion blur under vivid blue and green stage lighting at Wikala Al-Ghouri (وكالة الغوري), a historic Mamluk-era caravanserai in Islamic Cairo. The Tanoura is a traditional Egyptian folk dance rooted in Sufi spiritual practice, performed by male dancers in wide, multi-colored skirts that fan outward during extended spinning. Wikala Al-Ghouri regularly hosts heritage folk performances, making it one of Cairo's most active venues for traditional Egyptian performing arts.