This vintage Moroccan style bowl measures 14.5 inches in diameter and weighs 7.5 pounds. It appears to be a traditional ceramic piece, potentially used for serving or cooking, resembling a tagine—an earthenware pot common in North African cuisine. The decorative pattern along the rim is characteristic of handcrafted pottery, and has some roughness around the rim, please see the pictures as part of my description. The two holes in the pedestal of the bowl serve practical purposes: they allow for drainage or ventilation, helping to prevent moisture buildup when serving liquid items. These holes also facilitate handling and enhance stability sometimes to prevent it from falling