A striking expression of late 20th-century folk artistry, this hand-painted tiger side table captures a playful yet powerful sculptural presence. Crafted in the 1990s, the piece blurs the line between functional furniture and collectible art object—an approach deeply appreciated by designers seeking character-driven interiors. The table features four carved tiger heads emerging from each corner, with boldly striped legs and a richly patterned top surface. The saturated ochre and black palette, accented with hand-detailed facial features, evokes traditional folk painting techniques while maintaining a distinctly modern, almost surrealist charm. Its compact scale makes it incredibly versatile—perfect as a side table, accent stool, pedestal for objects, or a statement piece in an eclectic or maximalist space. The craftsmanship shows intentional irregularities, giving it authenticity and warmth that mass-produced pieces simply cannot replicate. This is the kind of piece that designers use to anchor a room—unexpected, conversation-starting, and unapologetically expressive. Dimensions Height: 18 inches Width: 18 inches Depth: 18 inches Materials & Technique Hand-carved wood Hand-painted with naturalistic and stylized detailing Matte to semi-gloss finish Condition Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Minor wear and surface variations enhance its authentic folk character.