Manta tejida de alpaca bebé con diseño de espiga

The blanket is described only by its fiber content and weave; no dye type, finishing chemistry, or any lead, phthalate, or chemical-safety testing is published for this specific textile.

The fabric has a classic herringbone weave and is exceptionally soft, warm, and lightweight, anchoring the puffery in the concrete detail of the weave structure and the alpaca fiber itself, but offers no fabric weight, stitching, edge-finishing, or care-durability detail.

Nothing is published about dyes, finishing treatments, or VOC emissions for this woven alpaca blanket, and no off-gassing or airing guidance appears anywhere in the brand's materials for this item.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, covering over 10,000 records back to 1973, and found no recall filed against Nellapima in any role. A control check confirmed the corpus does cover comparable baby-product categories, so the clean result reflects an actual absence, not a missed search.

Its children's products are CPSIA compliant and tested in CPSC-accepted labs, but this alpaca blanket's listing itself names no certification, test standard, or lab, and the CPSIA claim appears attached to the clothing line rather than to this specific throw blanket.

The blanket is disclosed as 100% Baby Alpaca and made in Peru, but no fiber supplier, processing details, or warranty terms specific to this item are published; the brand's general CPSIA and Certificate of Origin language is aimed at its clothing line rather than this homeware piece.

The blanket is identified as 100% Baby Alpaca, woven in a herringbone pattern and made in Peru, but there is no disclosure of dyes, finishing treatments, blending fibers (if any), or any third-party verification of fiber content.