This group reflects the world surrounding Abd Al-Gaffar Al-Attar in 1880: stored materials, hands-on preparation, and the street life around the house. It shows a family craft becoming more visible while still rooted in private work and careful material handling.

The workshop image suggests a period where the house was no longer hidden inside family practice. Materials were being prepared, discussed, and presented within a more active setting, helping the Attar name become easier to recognize.

These archive pieces show the practical side of reputation: not only formulas, but storage, presentation, and trust. For Abd Al-Gaffar, this period taught that a respected house is built through repeated care, not one grand moment.