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Tea set "Boyarsky" for 2 persons, finift

Tea set "Boyarsky" for 2 persons, finift
Art. : 101-355
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2 473 000 ₽
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Package 70 x 50 x 18 cm (1500 ₽ )
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Art. : 101-355

The Boyarsky tea set is the epitome of Old Russian sophistication, conveyed through fine jewelry and the noble luster of silver. Every detail — from the teapot to the bowls and saucers — was created in the spirit of pre-revolutionary luxury, where the tea ceremony was not just an ordinary action, but an important social ritual. The body of the objects is decorated with bright ornaments in the traditions of the Moscow school of enameling: blue, green and scarlet cobalt shades on a silver background create the image of a blooming garden enclosed in a strict symmetrical framework of architectural design. The shapes of the bowls and the spout of the teapot refer to ancient boyar vessels, and the twisted hoop of the handle repeats the silhouette of an ancient silver casting.

The set is made in a unique technique of hot cloisonne finish. Each element of the ornament is the result of painstaking handwork: the master forms thin partitions from twisted wire, fills them with enamel compounds, after which the products undergo repeated firing and grinding. It is this technique that allows you to achieve color saturation, line accuracy and visual depth, turning objects into miniature works of art. Enamel on silver does not fade, does not lose its luster and only acquires additional expressiveness over the years. Each fragment shows not only aesthetics, but also a tradition laid down by generations of craftsmen.

This tea set is designed for interiors where the authentic and eternal are appreciated. It is suitable as a worthy gift for a connoisseur of Russian culture, a patron of the arts, a collector, or as a family heirloom passed down by inheritance. Tea served in these cups changes its essence: it becomes part of a living tradition, part of a home where every morning begins with taste, silence and respect for beauty.

The Boyarsky tea set is the epitome of Old Russian sophistication, conveyed through fine jewelry and the noble luster of silver. Every detail — from the teapot to the bowls and saucers — was created in the spirit of pre-revolutionary luxury, where the tea ceremony was not just an ordinary action, but an important social ritual. The body of the objects is decorated with bright ornaments in the traditions of the Moscow school of enameling: blue, green and scarlet cobalt shades on a silver background create the image of a blooming garden enclosed in a strict symmetrical framework of architectural design. The shapes of the bowls and the spout of the teapot refer to ancient boyar vessels, and the twisted hoop of the handle repeats the silhouette of an ancient silver casting.

The set is made in a unique technique of hot cloisonne finish. Each element of the ornament is the result of painstaking handwork: the master forms thin partitions from twisted wire, fills them with enamel compounds, after which the products undergo repeated firing and grinding. It is this technique that allows you to achieve color saturation, line accuracy and visual depth, turning objects into miniature works of art. Enamel on silver does not fade, does not lose its luster and only acquires additional expressiveness over the years. Each fragment shows not only aesthetics, but also a tradition laid down by generations of craftsmen.

This tea set is designed for interiors where the authentic and eternal are appreciated. It is suitable as a worthy gift for a connoisseur of Russian culture, a patron of the arts, a collector, or as a family heirloom passed down by inheritance. Tea served in these cups changes its essence: it becomes part of a living tradition, part of a home where every morning begins with taste, silence and respect for beauty.

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Sizes: 59 × 29 × 15 cm .
Weight: 5.64 kg .
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Tea set "Boyarsky" for 2 persons, finift
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up to 6 km from MKAD (2 January) 600 ₽
from 6 to 10 from MKAD (2 January) 900 ₽
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