Antique Medieval 14th century A.D. Mamluk Islamic Pottery Bowl

Antique 14th century A.D. medieval (700 AH – 803 AH) Mamluk Islamic Fritware pottery bowl from the Middle East.
The object has a squat, bulbous shape and sits on a short foot with a wide mouth featuring a slightly flared rim. The pronounced, rounded shoulder is decorated in blue and black, showcasing a bold band embellished with an arabesque pattern and stylized Arabic thuluth calligraphy against an off-white background.
The center of the interior is painted green and black with an eight-lobed roseate filled with two interlocking four-petaled florets.
 
REFERENCES: A bowl featuring similar motifs formed of petaled florets is published in the book "Renaissance of Islam: Art of the Mamluks" by Esin Atil on page 157.
 
DIMENSIONS:
Diameter approx.: 17.5 cm (6.89 inches)
Height approx.: 10.5 cm (4.13 inches)
 
CONDITION: Expertly repaired clean breaks, with minor losses along the repair lines, are consistent with the age of this bowl, which is over 600 years old.
The exterior and interior have a beautiful iridescence/pearlescence.
Please see all 12 pictures in the listing as they are part of the object's condition description.
 
NOTE: Many medieval Islamic ceramic pottery bowls, including those in renowned museums, are often broken and repaired. Some are made up of numerous pieces, with missing parts restored and repainted. However, this bowl retains all its original components.