Authentic Persian brass teaware from the early-to-mid 20th century 31.9444444444444 and remarkable durability

and remarkable durability

8'3" x 12'

showcases the dedication of skilled artisans

It means the piece is constructed from base metal (usually white metal or copper) heavily plated with four layers of pure silver

Colors Deep Blue (Cloth color implied by image)

Authentic Persian brass teaware from the early-to-mid 20th century 31.9444444444444 and remarkable durabilityHistory of the Maker: While Russia originally popularized the samovar ("self brewer"), the culture took deep root in Iran during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Notable workshops, particularly in traditional metalworking cities like Borujerd, Isfahan, and Tehran, began crafting distinct "Persian style" samovars featuring local motifs, Persian script, and distinct scalloped or fluted body details. The Brothers Sina workshop is a historically