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Tea set with lapis lazuli "Samovar house" for 6 persons, Zlatoust

Tea set with lapis lazuli "Samovar house" for 6 persons, Zlatoust
Art. : 393-2
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520 000 ₽
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The box is 50 x 50 x 30 cm (6300 ₽ )
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Art. : 393-2

The Samovar House lapis lazuli tea set is not just a service, it is a real poem embodied in metal, porcelain and stone, a symphony of the Russian soul, sounding in every line, every curl and every gleam of golden radiance. This set is like a bridge between the past and the present, connecting the epochs of royal luxury and modern sophistication.

The samovar, topped with malachite accents, is like a majestic throne, on which warmth, hospitality and comfort reign.

Porcelain cups framed by gold—plated cup holders are the real pearls of the tea party. Their delicate shapes and bright malachite accents turn every sip of tea into a ritual, reminding of the importance of enjoying the moment. The delicately engraved spoons are like the delicate brushes of an artist adding the finishing touches to a painting, where each element is like a brushstroke creating perfect harmony.

The tray, decorated with filigree engraving and gilding, is like a stage on which a performance of the Russian tradition unfolds. Its patterns are reminiscent of ancient chambers where the nobility swirled in the dance of history, and the golden glow speaks to the pricelessness of the moment, filled with the aroma of tea and the clink of cups.

The elegant wooden case hiding this masterpiece looks like a chest containing legends. Its strict lines and noble shade of wood emphasize that this set is not just a thing, but a legacy that brings joy to everyone who touches its history.

"Samovar House" is a hymn to hospitality, ritual and the art of living beautifully. It seems to keep alive the spirit of Russian evenings filled with laughter, conversations and warmth, offering its owner to become a part of this eternal story, where tradition and luxury are intertwined like hot tea in a porcelain cup.

The Samovar House lapis lazuli tea set is not just a service, it is a real poem embodied in metal, porcelain and stone, a symphony of the Russian soul, sounding in every line, every curl and every gleam of golden radiance. This set is like a bridge between the past and the present, connecting the epochs of royal luxury and modern sophistication.

The samovar, topped with malachite accents, is like a majestic throne, on which warmth, hospitality and comfort reign.

Porcelain cups framed by gold—plated cup holders are the real pearls of the tea party. Their delicate shapes and bright malachite accents turn every sip of tea into a ritual, reminding of the importance of enjoying the moment. The delicately engraved spoons are like the delicate brushes of an artist adding the finishing touches to a painting, where each element is like a brushstroke creating perfect harmony.

The tray, decorated with filigree engraving and gilding, is like a stage on which a performance of the Russian tradition unfolds. Its patterns are reminiscent of ancient chambers where the nobility swirled in the dance of history, and the golden glow speaks to the pricelessness of the moment, filled with the aroma of tea and the clink of cups.

The elegant wooden case hiding this masterpiece looks like a chest containing legends. Its strict lines and noble shade of wood emphasize that this set is not just a thing, but a legacy that brings joy to everyone who touches its history.

"Samovar House" is a hymn to hospitality, ritual and the art of living beautifully. It seems to keep alive the spirit of Russian evenings filled with laughter, conversations and warmth, offering its owner to become a part of this eternal story, where tradition and luxury are intertwined like hot tea in a porcelain cup.

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Characteristics
Material: brass, gilding, enamel, Lapis lazuli, nickel plating, porcelain
Precious metal sample: 999°
Number of persons:
Technique of execution: Zlatoust
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Sizes: 47 × 9.5 × 3.6 cm .
Weight: 16 kg .
You will receive a passport with this product.

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Tea set with lapis lazuli "Samovar house" for 6 persons, Zlatoust
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On the day of the order (20 January) 400 ₽
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up to 6 km from MKAD (20 January) 600 ₽
from 6 to 10 from MKAD (20 January) 900 ₽
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VIP, by courier (today)(20 January, today) from 3 000 ₽ (check with the manager)
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