Amy Dollhouse Tote

The dollhouse tote has a hinged door, vegan-leather clasps and an integrated carry handle, but nothing is said about pinch-point design at the hinge, cord length, or closure strength, and no third party has examined it.

No reviews or third-party sources speak to how this specific tote holds up to handling or stepping on; the only durability commentary we found concerns other MOMIJI products, not this one.

The rattan frame is finished with water-based, non-toxic, eco-friendly paint, naming the paint type and the base material, but no lab test, lead-paint standard, or certification backs the non-toxic claim.

No ASTM F963 or CPSIA testing claim is made anywhere for this tote; the only safety-adjacent claim is that the paint is non-toxic. MOMIJI is an identifiable manufacturer with established retail distribution, so this is non-publication rather than evidence of a problem.

The tote is labeled suitable for children 3 years and up, consistent across sources, but no small-parts warning or testing method is given to support the age cutoff.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, 10,082 records spanning 1973-2026, with a control confirming the corpus covers toys, cribs and strollers. MOMIJI appears nowhere in it, at any date, in any role.

The tote's safety language is limited to badge-style phrases, 'non-toxic paints' and 'premium vegan leather', repeated across the brand's pages and resting on the brand's own word rather than an outside certification.

The tote's materials are named (Grade A rattan, water-based paint, vegan leather clasps) and manufacture is placed in Indonesia, but no supplier is named, no warranty term or repair/spare-parts route is published for this product.