Four young weavers — children and youth — sit at a large traditional wooden loom (noul) inside a workshop in Saqyet Abu Shaara village, Al-Monofeya governorate, Egypt. Colorful threads of silk and wool hang from the top of the loom frame, representing an active hand-weaving session of handmade carpets. Saqyet Abu Shaara is a heritage village known for preserving traditional Egyptian carpet and textile weaving, passing the craft across generations.