A young male worker, covered in clay dust and wearing a worn apron, carries a wooden board holding a row of freshly hand-thrown terracotta pots on his shoulder inside a traditional pottery workshop in Al-Furstaq village (قرية الفرستق للفخار), Tanta, Egypt. The workshop background shows pottery machinery, electric motors, and raw clay materials typical of small-scale Egyptian artisan pottery production. This image documents Egypt's living cultural heritage of handmade pottery (Fakhkhar), a craft practiced across the Nile Delta region for centuries.