White cotton threads mounted on wooden rods are shown mid-dyeing process, absorbing orange and yellow pigment from below in a traditional dye bath at Salama workshop, Bab El-Wazir Street, Cairo. The dyeing technique shown — where threads are partially submerged to achieve a gradient color effect — is a surviving traditional craft practiced in historic Cairo workshops. This method produces yarn used in handwoven textiles, carpets, and traditional Egyptian fabric production.