Tula-the city of gunsmiths and craftsmen officially produces samovars for more than 250 years, which have become a real work of art. But the origins of the production of miracle units were originally not only Tula, but also the small Ural village of Suksun, as these regions were once famous for copper deposits. Unfortunately, the copper reserves ran out after a while. But even today, the samovar remains the symbol and trademark of the village. Of course, the Tula virtuosos took the leading positions, but in honor of their no less famous Suksun masters-brothers, the modern Tula factory has released a model range of samovars. The brass body of the samovar "Tula" is copper-plated and covered with a protective varnish, which ensures the durability and durability of a shiny, sunny coating. Inside, a food-grade, safe coating of tin with the addition of silver is applied by means of the electroplating method. A samovar with a volume of 3 liters will give a large family a fragrant, delicious tea and bring amazing harmony, cohesion and peace of mind to the atmosphere.