Overview
A finely decorated Mamluk fountain with a small dome, near the western side of the raised platform. [1]
Qaytbay’s fountain stands northeast of Al-Ashrafiyya. The specialist museum record distinguishes an earlier fountain of Sultan Inal from Qaytbay’s complete renewal in 1482 and an Ottoman renovation in 1882–83. [1]
A high carved stone dome rises above a square base, passing through polygonal stages. Alternating stone courses, corner columns and an inscription band give the compact building much of its visual richness. [1]
Museum With No Frontiers relates its design to Egyptian Mamluk traditions and suggests a connection with the team that built Al-Ashrafiyya. That shared-workshop connection is a scholarly proposal, rather than a surviving signed attribution. [1]
