Decorative Bowl Design

which is concave in which the food is placed, made of porcelain, stone, plastic, metal, or glass of its more concave shape than the plate causes the bowl to be more suitable for putting a watery food such as soup not easily spilled sometimes wood also used there also a bowl that serves as a room decorator is usually a bowl of ornaments or made of precious metals or precious stones bowl there are also various sizes for bowls of disposable usually used materials from paper or styrofoam
Bowls were found during archaeological excavations in defining bowls with their dimensions writing that the diameter of the bowl rarely falls below half the height and that historic bowls can be classified by their edges, or lips, and the standard soup bowl shape has an opening mouth excluding the extent of his or her lips
explains how it is used for offerings and includes a small centered curve for a bowl to be held with a finger even though one source indicates that it is used to hold perfume instead of wine. Some examples of the bronze age are complicated decorations and sophistication of designs eg bridge spouting designs