Close-up of traditional Egyptian Moulid sugar dolls (Arouset El-Moulid) and horse figurines (Faras El-Moulid) decorated with colorful paper flowers and foil wrapping, displayed on wooden shelves inside a Moulid stall in Bein El-Haarat, near Ramsis Square, Cairo. These handcrafted sugar figures are a centuries-old Egyptian folk craft produced each year during Moulid celebrations — religious festivals marking the birth of Islamic prophets or saints. The sugar figurines represent a living intangible heritage tradition, with artisans hand-molding and painting each piece using colored paper, foil, and candy decorations.