Description
Samovars have a long and rich history, originating in Russia in the 18th century and becoming an integral part of Russian culture and hospitality. Traditionally used to heat and boil water for tea, they are often ornate and made of metal, but decorative ceramic versions also exist as souvenirs and decorative items. These smaller, non-functional versions became popular during the Soviet era as mementos of Russian heritage.
This particular item is a ceramic representation of a samovar, likely produced as a souvenir during the Soviet period. The hand-painted floral motifs are characteristic of folk art often found on such decorative pieces. While not a functional samovar, its collectible value lies in its representation of Russian cultural tradition and its origin as a Soviet-era craft.
This particular item is a ceramic representation of a samovar, likely produced as a souvenir during the Soviet period. The hand-painted floral motifs are characteristic of folk art often found on such decorative pieces. While not a functional samovar, its collectible value lies in its representation of Russian cultural tradition and its origin as a Soviet-era craft.
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Depuis 16 févr. '26
Numéro de l'annonce: m2367466646
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