Formerly David Levine Oriental Rugs

About Little River Oriental Rugs:

Formerly ‘David Levine Oriental Rugs’, we are family owned and operated, and have been located in historic downtown Concord, NH since 1989.

Our hand-carded, hand-spun, vegetable dyed, hand-knotted wool rugs are truly exceptional works of art, painstakingly crafted by refugee weavers from Afghanistan and Tibet. We also have a beautiful selection of hand-knotted wool rugs from Turkey, Iran and India.

Co-owned by a professional rug designer, we have a passion for floor coverings here at Little River. We invite you to come in for a visit to see what's new - we bring in 25 to 50 new rugs every month, to be inspired - the handwork, detail and colors are just amazing, and to envision what your room could become - we want you to get the perfect rug for your environment and lifestyle.

Compared to other rug stores, you might find our shop on the small side. We like to think of it as being more intimate and decidedly cozy. Our customers agree and they often say that we have the finest selection in the Northern New England area. With limited space, we have hand-picked everything we offer. You won't be overwhelmed by hundreds and hundreds of rugs in just one size and feel pressured to look through a massive 6' stack or two; if we don't have the right rug for you, you can be sure we'll look to find it for you - in the right size, colors and design. We always have a "wish list" going for our customers and bring back rugs of interest for them to review at their convenience, in person or by picture, with no obligation. We are also happy to work with you on special orders of custom made rugs.
We have an excellent repair person that works on old or damaged rugs, from simple rewrapping of the sides or stabilizing the fringe ends with an overcast method, to repiling worn or mothdamaged section of carpet. Rugs do need to be cleaned prior to having any repair work done. Our full immersion hand-washing is done at an off-site facility.

Little River Oriental Rugs is proud to support Sustainable Style through our selection of rugs that use hand-carded and hand-spun native wools, that are dyed with native vegetal matter, and are river washed and sun dried. No matter what color rug you select at Little River, it will be "green".

We also offer EcoNet™, the only sustainable rug pad, which is made of natural rubber and jute. {They also plant a tree for every pad sold.}

We are most proud though of the work done when a rug is purchased at Little River Oriental Rugs.

Our main supplier has established a number of non-profit organizations, which are funded by rug sales, to benefit the refugee weavers, their families and their communities.

From building schools and medical facilities, to supplying textbooks and clean water systems, they also support economic development and women empowerment, among many other missions.

You can learn more about these wonderful organizations: 'Barakat', at www.barakatworld.org and 'The Machick Tibetan Weaving Project', at www.machik.org.

Just as we work in partnership with our weavers, we work in partnership with customers and designers.
There is a serendipity about all fine rug shops. Please visit, call or e-mail us. Although we do sell rugs on the web, we prefer that you visit our showroom and if you see something you like, try it in your home. We look forward to meeting you and talking about rugs!

We are proud to be Socially & Globally responsible!




About Little River Oriental Rugs: Formerly ‘David Levine Oriental Rugs’, we are family owned and operated, and have been located in historic downtown Concord, NH since 1989. Our hand-carded, hand-spun, vegetable dyed, hand-knotted wool rugs are truly exceptional works of art, painstakingly crafted by refugee weavers from Afghanistan and Tibet. We also have a beautiful selection of hand-knotted wool rugs from Turkey, Iran and India. Co-owned by a professional rug designer, we have a passion for floor coverings here at Little River. We invite you to come in for a visit to see what's new - we bring in 25 to 50 new rugs every month, to be inspired - the handwork, detail and colors are just amazing, and to envision what your room could become - we want you to get the perfect rug for your environment and lifestyle. Compared to other rug stores, you might find our shop on the small side. We like to think of it as being more intimate and decidedly cozy. Our customers agree and they often say that we have the finest selection in the Northern New England area. With limited space, we have hand-picked everything we offer. You won't be overwhelmed by hundreds and hundreds of rugs in just one size and feel pressured to look through a massive 6' stack or two; if we don't have the right rug for you, you can be sure we'll look to find it for you - in the right size, colors and design. We always have a "wish list" going for our customers and bring back rugs of interest for them to review at their convenience, in person or by picture, with no obligation. We are also happy to work with you on special orders of custom made rugs. We have an excellent repair person that works on old or damaged rugs, from simple rewrapping of the sides or stabilizing the fringe ends with an overcast method, to repiling worn or mothdamaged section of carpet. Rugs do need to be cleaned prior to having any repair work done. Our full immersion hand-washing is done at an off-site facility. Little River Oriental Rugs is proud to support Sustainable Style through our selection of rugs that use hand-carded and hand-spun native wools, that are dyed with native vegetal matter, and are river washed and sun dried. No matter what color rug you select at Little River, it will be "green". We also offer EcoNet™, the only sustainable rug pad, which is made of natural rubber and jute. {They also plant a tree for every pad sold.} We are most proud though of the work done when a rug is purchased at Little River Oriental Rugs. Our main supplier has established a number of non-profit organizations, which are funded by rug sales, to benefit the refugee weavers, their families and their communities. From building schools and medical facilities, to supplying textbooks and clean water systems, they also support economic development and women empowerment, among many other missions. You can learn more about these wonderful organizations: 'Barakat', at www.barakatworld.org and 'The Machick Tibetan Weaving Project', at www.machik.org. Just as we work in partnership with our weavers, we work in partnership with customers and designers. There is a serendipity about all fine rug shops. Please visit, call or e-mail us. Although we do sell rugs on the web, we prefer that you visit our showroom and if you see something you like, try it in your home. We look forward to meeting you and talking about rugs! We are proud to be Socially & Globally responsible!