Vintage hand-engraved Kashmiri samovar tea kettle featuring beautiful traditional floral and chinar leaf designs. These ornate samovars were traditionally used to prepare and serve kahwa, a spiced green tea popular in the Kashmir region.
The samovar features intricate hand-engraved detailing throughout the body, lid, handle, and spout. The pierced base allows airflow for the internal charcoal heating chamber, a classic design used in traditional samovars to keep water hot for tea service.
Crafted from copper with brass accents, this piece makes a stunning decorative display for a kitchen, tea room, or collector of Middle Eastern or Indian metalwork.
Details: • Vintage Kashmiri samovar • Hand engraved floral and chinar leaf motifs • Copper body with brass accents • Ornate lid, handle, and spout • Pierced charcoal base • Traditional kahwa tea urn design
Condition: Good vintage condition with natural patina consistent with age. Some wear and oxidation typical for copper/brass items of this age. Please review all photos for condition details.
A beautiful decorative piece and a wonderful addition for collectors of traditional tea ware or global antiques.