Samovars and tea-drinking are an indispensable element of Russian culture. In modern Russia, samovars are rarely used to boil water for tea as originally intended. A samovar is a device traditionally used to heat and boil water for tea. The word samovar in Russian is derived from "сам" meaning self and "варить" meaning to boil. The name can be loosely translated into English as "self-boiler".

You may add a coloreful acent to your kitchen and to your tea party with our samovars made in Tula.

Features:

• Material: brass, heat-resistant polymer handles
• Capacity: 1.5 l/50.7 fl.oz
• Height 30 cm/11.8"
• Power, kW 1
• Voltage, V 220

The samovar has a cord with a Russian socket but we will include an adapter.