Tiger Stripe Amphora-Style Vase with Claw-Foot Stand

This item is a decorative amphora-style vase or urn, characterized by its vibrant faux tiger stripe pattern. The primary body of the vessel is a rich, warm orange or ochre color, adorned with irregular, hand-painted black stripes that mimic the markings of a tiger. The surface appears to be matte or slightly textured. The vase features a rounded, bulbous body tapering to a narrower neck and a flared rim. Two prominent, C-shaped handles are attached to the upper shoulders of the vase, extending upwards and attaching just below the rim. These handles appear to be integrally formed with the body of the vase. The construction material is likely earthenware, terracotta, or a similar ceramic, possibly with a painted or glazed finish that gives it the textured appearance. The visible condition shows some wear, particularly along the edges of the rim and handles, suggesting minor chips or rubbing that expose the underlying material, or merely showing inconsistencies in the finish application. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided images. The vase is supported by a separate, possibly wrought iron or cast metal stand. This stand is dark-colored, likely black or dark brown, and features three ornate legs that terminate in paw-like or clawed feet, adding an exotic or antique-inspired touch to the overall presentation. The craftsmanship appears to be folk art or factory-produced decorative item, likely from the mid to late 20th century, given the style and material characteristics. The overall quality seems to be for decorative purposes rather than fine art pottery.