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No lead, phthalate, or dye-safety statement is published for this tapestry. The brand's phthalate-testing claims we found elsewhere are for different products and were contradicted by a 2024 recall on one of them, so nothing here supports this item.

No emissions certificate, off-gassing statement, or finish treatment is published for the tapestry's organic cotton canvas, waxed cotton twine, or wooden dowel. The brand names a water-based nontoxic stain only for its rubberwood toy line, not for this piece.

The tapestry hangs from a wooden dowel via waxed cotton twine but no cord length, hanging height guidance, or crib-proximity warning is published for it.

This tapestry hangs on a wall, and it can be hung above a changing table, but no mounting hardware, anchor guidance, or wall-safety instruction is published anywhere for it.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full corpus and found two recalls, both for other product lines (wooden tray puzzles in 2021, art card pockets in 2024), not this tapestry. Both were voluntary and involved no injuries, so neither caps this product's own record.

No certification is named for this tapestry itself. The brand's certification claims we found elsewhere (OEKO-TEX polyester fill, FSC maple, GOTS factory) all attach to other product lines' components, not to this cotton wall hanging.

The tapestry's materials are named (organic cotton canvas, waxed cotton twine, wooden dowel) and made in India, but no warranty terms or repair/spare-parts route are published anywhere for this item.

Three components — organic cotton canvas, waxed cotton twine, and a wooden hanging dowel — are named, but gives no wood species, no dye or print process, and no finish detail for any of them.