A young girl works at a traditional hand-operated pottery wheel (Dawlab), shaping a clay vessel inside a small, dimly lit workshop. Her clay-covered hands and clothing reflect active hands-on craft work, with finished and unfinished pottery pieces visible around her. Traditional pottery making (Fakhara) is a centuries-old craft in Egypt, practiced across villages and artisan communities, particularly in areas like Fayyum, Qena, and Old Cairo.