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Honey tea set with samovar, for 4 persons, Zlatoust

Honey tea set with samovar, for 4 persons, Zlatoust
Art. : 343-46
Available, Lubyanka (MSK)
640 000 ₽
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Art. : 343-46

The Honey tea set for 4 people with a samovar is the epitome of elegant luxury and grandeur of tradition, an exquisite work created by the masters of Zlatoust. This gilded tea set carries all the warmth of the ancient Russian tea party, when the samovar was not just a household item, but a symbol of hospitality, spiritual generosity and nobility. It seems to invite you to a leisurely conversation, where every sip of tea becomes a special moment.

The samovar, decorated with intricate carvings and green enamels, seems to come to life under the flickering light, its shapes resemble a precious relic that holds the secrets of the ages. Handles made of noble wood, framed with gold elements, add not only aesthetic value to the product, but also warmth, which is felt in every touch. The delicate and elegant tap of the samovar, from which drops of tea infusion, as if with golden dew, merge into bowls, completes the image.

The four cup holders, each decorated with natural stone, seem like small masterpieces designed for royal hands. The crystal glasses, chiseled to perfection, sparkle in the light, emphasizing the grandeur and sophistication of the composition. They are engraved with exquisite patterns intertwined with gilded details that reflect the craftsmanship and passion invested in the creation of this set.

Swirls of patterns resembling honeycombs unfolded on the tray, sparkling with golden hues — a symbol of diligence and the sweetness of honey. This image is completed by a glass jar for honey with an elegant bee on the lid, a symbol of harmony between nature and art. It seems to contain precious nectar, ready to complement the taste palette of the royal tea party.

This set is not just tableware, it is a symbol of high status and good taste, an ideal gift for those who appreciate traditions and know how to find pleasure in every detail.

The Honey tea set for 4 people with a samovar is the epitome of elegant luxury and grandeur of tradition, an exquisite work created by the masters of Zlatoust. This gilded tea set carries all the warmth of the ancient Russian tea party, when the samovar was not just a household item, but a symbol of hospitality, spiritual generosity and nobility. It seems to invite you to a leisurely conversation, where every sip of tea becomes a special moment.

The samovar, decorated with intricate carvings and green enamels, seems to come to life under the flickering light, its shapes resemble a precious relic that holds the secrets of the ages. Handles made of noble wood, framed with gold elements, add not only aesthetic value to the product, but also warmth, which is felt in every touch. The delicate and elegant tap of the samovar, from which drops of tea infusion, as if with golden dew, merge into bowls, completes the image.

The four cup holders, each decorated with natural stone, seem like small masterpieces designed for royal hands. The crystal glasses, chiseled to perfection, sparkle in the light, emphasizing the grandeur and sophistication of the composition. They are engraved with exquisite patterns intertwined with gilded details that reflect the craftsmanship and passion invested in the creation of this set.

Swirls of patterns resembling honeycombs unfolded on the tray, sparkling with golden hues — a symbol of diligence and the sweetness of honey. This image is completed by a glass jar for honey with an elegant bee on the lid, a symbol of harmony between nature and art. It seems to contain precious nectar, ready to complement the taste palette of the royal tea party.

This set is not just tableware, it is a symbol of high status and good taste, an ideal gift for those who appreciate traditions and know how to find pleasure in every detail.

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Characteristics

Sizes: 40 × 30 × 30 cm .

Weight: 5 kg .

You will receive a passport with this product.

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Honey tea set with samovar, for 4 persons, Zlatoust
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up to 6 km from MKAD (4 December) 600 ₽
from 6 to 10 from MKAD (4 December) 900 ₽
Over 10 km from MKAD (4 December) Check with the manager
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