Two male workers crouch and bend over large fiberglass molds on the dusty floor of a rough workshop in Egypt, surrounded by scattered mold pieces, blue industrial barrels, fiberglass fiber remnants, and hand tools. The workspace shows signs of heavy daily use with peeling walls, raw brick, and plywood work surfaces. Fiberglass mold-making is a common small-scale manufacturing craft across Egyptian workshops, used to produce decorative elements, furniture components, and architectural pieces.