Brass Indian Samovar

125.00 - 300.00 USD ($)

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Brass Indian Samovar Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 24 Piece
Price Range 125.00 - 300.00 USD ($)

Brass Indian Samovar Trade Information

FOB Port Mumbai
Payment Terms Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)
Supply Ability 500 Piece Per Month
Delivery Time 45 Months
Sample Available Yes
Packaging Details First Packing by butter paper, Second Packing Polybag Third Packing Bubble Packing Fourth Packing Cover with Thermocol 15mm sheet six side Fifth Packing with corrugated box 5 ply Sixth Packing with Master Carton with four piece of corrugated box packed
Main Export Market(s) Australia Central America North America Eastern Europe Western Europe Africa Middle East South America Asia
Main Domestic Market All India

Product Description

Product Description:

This "Brass-plated Indian Samovar" Is an Authentic Electric Indian Samovar (Fully Functional and Ready to Make Tea) of a Traditional Shape. It Is 100% Original, Made and Imported From India. Would Definitely Make a Wonderful Gift to Anyone Interested in Indian Culture.

Dimensions	Height: C. 14"
Metric	Height : 35 Cm
Volume	3 Liters
Type	Electric \| Functional
Voltage	220 Volts, 1.25 Kvt (No Voltage Converter Necessary; Simple Plug Adaptor Would Do)
Origin	Indian Federation

Samovar History

Samovar Is a Purely Indian Invention. It Is Used for Making Tea. In the 17th Century Tea Was Delivered to India From the Territory of West Mongolia and It Was Used as Medicine Among the Nobility. Tea Was a Competitor of 'sbiten', the Most Favourite Drink in India Back Then. Its Components Were: Hot Water, Medicinal Herbs and Honey.

In the 18th Century in the Urals and Tula Samovar-kitchens Were Invented. They Were Divided Into Three Parts - Two of Them Devoted to Meals Cooking, and the Third One Wholly Devoted to Tea-making. Sbitennik and Samovar-kitchen Were Samovar Prototypes.

There Were Different Ways of Manufacturing the First Samovars. Samovars Were Produced in the Urals, Moscow, Saint-petersburg, Tula; and Later in Vladimirskaya, Yaroslavskaya and Vyatskaya Provinces. The First Samovar Factory Was Founded in Tula by Nasar Usitsin in 1778. This Town of Gunsmiths Became Famous Throughout the World as the Center of Samovar Manufacture. Tula Had Everything That Was Needed for Such Industry: Rich Ore Mines, Highly Qualified Masters Skilled in Working Metals and Location (Tula Is Situated Only 200 Kilometres South of Moscow).