Round Serving Platter with Scalloped Rim

This appears to be a large, round serving platter, possibly made of ceramic, earthenware, or stoneware due to its matte, slightly textured rim and glossy center. The primary color of the platter's central well is an off-white or very light beige, which contrasts with the wider, encircling rim in a warm, earthy tone resembling terracotta or a light tan. The most prominent feature is the decorative rim, which showcases a repeating pattern of embossed or molded scalloped or 'U' shaped elements. These elements are not flat but have a raised profile, possibly with a subtle wood-grain or textured appearance within each scallop, contributing to a rustic or artisanal aesthetic. The craftsmanship suggests it might be a mass-produced item designed to emulate handcrafted pottery. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The condition appears to be good; no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear are discernible, though a more detailed inspection would be needed to confirm this. The style could be contemporary, rustic farmhouse, or even a modern interpretation of ancient pottery designs. The size appears substantial, intended for serving a significant quantity of food, such as a large roast or a collection of appetizers.