Provenience & Artistic Excellence

This authentic Agha Miri originates from the Chahar Mahal province in Southwest Persia, an area world-renowned for the robust and color-intensive weavings of the Bakhtiari tribes. Rugs from the Agha Miri collection represent the absolute pinnacle of quality from this region: they combine the archaic power of nomadic motifs with a level of artisanal finesse that rivals the grand workshop carpets of Isfahan.

The use of natural vegetable dyes gives this piece a living depth and brilliance that remains unmatched by synthetic dyes. These colors age gracefully, developing a noble patina over decades that enhances the long-term value of this collector's item.

Technical Details & Material Science

The choice of materials for this unique piece guarantees durability and an exceptional haptic experience:

• • Pile Material: 100% finest hand-spun highland wool – rich in natural lanolin.
• • Foundation (Warp): Stable cotton foundation for perfect dimensional stability and shape retention.
• • Dimensions: 261 x 172 cm (approx. 8'6" x 5'7") – Ideal for living areas, dining rooms, or large executive offices.
• • Dyes: Purely organic vegetable dyes for an eco-friendly and allergy-safe home environment.
• • Quality: Exceptional hand-knotted masterpiece curated for the Djoharian Collection.

Longevity & Underfloor Heating

Due to the high wool quality, this Chahar Mahal rug is extremely resilient and resistant to furniture pressure marks. The natural fibers act as moisture regulators and are also perfectly suitable for rooms with underfloor heating.

Care Advice: We recommend regular vacuuming in the direction of the pile without rotating brushes. For long-term preservation of value, we advise a professional organic rug wash by a specialist every 5–10 years.

Ethics & Responsibility

Every piece in the Djoharian Collection is sourced following the highest ethical standards. As a partner of Label STEP Fair Trade Carpets, we guarantee fair wages, social standards, and the exclusion of child labor in the weaving regions.