The samovar, which is considered to be the birthplace of Tula, is a piece of ancient Russian life. Painted with traditional Gzhel patterns, it is undoubtedly a status item. Products painted with gzhel never become obsolete, and even on the contrary, over time they become even more valuable. The body of the samovar is made of brass and painted with heat-resistant paints in white, blue and blue colors. The paints on top are covered with a special varnish that preserves the brightness of the colors and gives a noble shine to the samovar. The roomy body rests on four snow-white, slightly curved legs. White handles, with a light touch of blue paint, gracefully frame the edges of the samovar. Undoubtedly, such a samovar will not only decorate the table, but also a wonderful gift to the connoisseur of beauty!