One of oneHand-knotted in northern Afghanistan · Curated in Boston
Heirloom rugs, woven knot by knot.
Each rug is hand-knotted over five to nine months by a master weaver, then reviewed in our Boston atelier for structure, color, and weave before it leaves for your home.
- 100–180Knots / sq. in.
- 5–9Months per rug
- 1 of 1Boston-reviewed
128 pieces in current rotation

The Weave
One rug. Five months. A lifetime of use.
Every Raihan rug begins on a horizontal loom in Aqcha, Mazar-i-Sharif, Andkhoy, or Kunduz — provinces where weaving knowledge has passed hand-to-hand for ten generations.
A master weaver ties between 100 and 180 knots into each square inch, by hand. A 9'×12' rug runs five to nine months from warp to finishing.
Then it ships to our Boston atelier, where we review every piece before it is listed.
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Featured investment pieces. In rotation.
Each piece in our current inventory is one-of-one — unrepeatable in pattern, origin, and character.
Why Raihan
Trusted by Boston collectors and interior designers.
Authenticity, craftsmanship, and ethical sourcing of investment-quality rugs and heirloom pieces.
Boston atelier
See it in person. By appointment.
We curate from our Boston atelier — quiet, by appointment, for Beacon Hill brownstones, Back Bay flats, Cambridge triple-deckers, Brookline brick, and Wellesley colonials.
Bring a swatch, a paint chip, a photograph. We'll prepare a selection of three to five rugs the day before, walk you through provenance, and arrange white-glove delivery.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Buying a hand-knotted rug is a long-form decision. These are the questions buyers and designers ask us most.
Are Raihan rugs hand-knotted?
Yes. Every rug is hand-knotted on a vertical loom by master weavers in northern Afghanistan (Aqcha, Mazar-i-Sharif, Andkhoy, Balkh, Kunduz) or Turkey. We do not sell tufted, machine-made, or hand-loomed pieces. Each rug's KPSI and foundation are listed on the product page.
How long does it take to weave one rug?
A 9'×12' wool rug at 120 KPSI takes a master weaver five to nine months working ~8 hours a day. Finer pieces (160+ KPSI) and oversized rugs run twelve to eighteen months. Smaller runners and 5'×8' pieces take two to four months.
What's the price range at Raihan Rugs?
Current inventory ranges from approximately $1,100 (smaller runners and 5'×8' tribal pieces) to $8,000+ (oversized fine Oushak and Mamluk, select antique Persians). Most living-room sizes fall in the $2,800–$5,500 range. Trade pricing applies to verified interior designers — see our Trade Program.
Do you ship outside the United States?
No. Raihan Rugs ships exclusively within the United States. Free white-glove delivery to all 50 states, fully insured, with signature receipt. International shipping is not offered because our concierge service requires direct U.S. logistics partners and our 14-day at-home approval requires domestic returns.
What is your return policy?
We offer a 14-day at-home approval period. If a rug doesn't suit your space, return it within 14 days of delivery for a full refund, less return shipping. The rug must be in original condition. Trade purchases follow the same 14-day terms.
Where are your rugs made?
Hand-knotted in five regions of northern Afghanistan: Aqcha (Mamluk tradition), Mazar-i-Sharif (Oushak and finer pieces), Andkhoy (Khal-Mohammadi tribal), Balkh (silk-touch wool), and Kunduz (Persian-influenced). We also carry select Turkish Oushak reproductions and antique Persian pieces with documented provenance. See Behind the Loom.
Do you offer a trade program for interior designers?
Yes. Verified interior designers, architects, and design firms (including AD-100 members) receive trade pricing, NET-30 terms, memo samples, and dedicated concierge support. Applications reviewed within one business day. Apply to the Trade Program.
What size rug do I need for a living room?
The rug should extend at least 6 inches under the front legs of all major seating pieces — or fully under all furniture if the room allows. For an 8' sofa with two flanking chairs, 8'×10' is the entry size; 9'×12' is more generous. For open-plan rooms, consider 10'×14' or 12'×15'. Boston brownstone living rooms typically need 9'×12'.
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