About us
A shop for Iranian handicraft, and a membership network for the people who sell it.
Miras means inheritance. The objects we sell are made the way they have been made for generations: knotted, fired, painted and inlaid by hand, in workshops that have often been in the same family for longer than any of us have been alive.
We buy directly from those workshops rather than through exporters, in Isfahan, Tabriz, Qom, Shiraz and Lalejin. Every piece is checked before it is listed, and what you see on a product page is the piece you receive.
Alongside the shop there is a membership network. Members buy at the same prices as everyone else, introduce other buyers, and are paid a commission on the matched volume their two network legs generate. How that is calculated is set out in full in our published terms and income disclosure.
Every piece is made in a workshop in Isfahan, Tabriz, Qom, Shiraz or Lalejin and reaches you from the maker's own hands, with nobody in between.
We publish what the compensation plan pays and what most participants actually earn. We do not present either as an expectation.
We do not carry factory reproductions. If a piece is not handmade by the workshop we name, it is not in the catalogue.
Orders are paid in USDT on TRC20 or BEP20, and a person verifies each transaction on-chain before the order is released.
Every commission, adjustment and payout is recorded with the calculation behind it, and no money moves while the legal approval gate is closed.
Questions about an order, a product, or how membership works — a person reads every message.
