The Russian teapot, named Samovar, is one of the indispensable elements of Russian culture, lifestyle, and history.
Russians love drinking their tea, almost hot, which can be easily explained by Russia's harsh climate - it's freezing cold, and tea is a necessary hot drink to survive passing the long and harsh winters. That's why Samovar was born and became popular in Russia. How poor the families are, it needs to equip their families with at least two Samovar teapots to replace brewing. continuously in winter.
Nowadays, Samovar is rarely used to boil water for tea as it was originally intended; however, many families place Samovar in the center of the table during their holiday celebrations. Giving pride of a place to a Samovar at the festive table is an honor that Russians give their ancestors and a ritual of warm hospitality.