Distressed Finish Decorative Floor Amphora Vase

This is a large, floor-standing decorative vase, likely crafted from terra cotta or a similar ceramic material, given its substantial size and robust appearance. The vase is designed in the style of an ancient amphora, characterized by its ovoid body, narrow neck (currently obscured by an object placed on top), and two prominent, upward-curving handles extending from the shoulder to just below the rim. The handles appear sturdy and are integrated smoothly with the main body of the vase. The primary color of the vase is a dark, charcoal gray or black, over which a heavily distressed white or light gray finish has been applied. This 'antiqued' or 'weathered' effect is achieved through incomplete coverage and perhaps some dry-brushing, creating streaks and patches of the lighter color that mimic age, wear, and the look of aged stone or pottery. The surface shows a textured quality, enhancing this rustic aesthetic. Visible condition issues include this intentional distressed finish, which is part of its design rather than damage. There are no obvious cracks, chips, or repairs discernible from the image, suggesting it is in good, as-intended condition for a decorative piece with an aged look. Its considerable height indicates it is intended as a floor accent. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, designed for decorative purposes rather than as a functional vessel for liquids. Its style suggests a modern interpretation of ancient Mediterranean pottery, likely manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century.