An authentic documentary-style scene capturing freshly processed sacrificial animal hides hanging outdoors in Cairo’s traditional tanneries during Eid al-Adha. The hides, painted and treated in bright red and yellow tones, are displayed on large wooden racks as part of the early leather-processing stages practiced in Egypt’s historic “Madaabegh” — traditional tanning districts. The image reflects one of the oldest artisan industries connected to “Eid al-Adha,” where sacrificial animal skins are collected, cleaned, dried, and prepared for leather production using techniques passed through generations. The open-air tannery atmosphere, strong colors, and textured leather surfaces preserve the visual identity of Cairo’s traditional leather industry and handmade craftsmanship. Keywords include traditional tanneries, Cairo leather industry, sacrificial hides, Eid al-Adha, leather drying, “Madaabegh,” handmade leather processing, and Egyptian cultural heritage.