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Independent reviewers confirm this rug line is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tested for over 100 harmful substances, with GOTS-certified, zero-VOC azo-free dyes on the cotton pile.

Cotton rugs may shed fibers when new and comes with care instructions (brush, vacuum, avoid beater-bar vacuums), and reviewers of this exact rug report good quality and no shedding complaints, though some sibling cotton/wool rugs show shedding and unraveling patterns in the wider review corpus.

The rug is made with named natural fibers (97% cotton pile, recycled-cotton base) and its dyes are non-toxic and azo-free, but no emissions certification or off-gassing test is named for the finished rug.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,070 records, 1973-2026) for this brand by name and found nothing filed against it in any role. A control search confirms the registry covers comparable product classes like rugs, cribs and toys, so the clean result reflects the brand's record.

The finished rug's own certificate list names ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, which are management-system and environmental-process certifications for the factory, not a textile safety or chemical certification for this product. Other named certs (OEKO-TEX, RWS) appear only on sibling rugs or materials, not asserted for this item.

The rug carries a published composition (97% cotton pile, recycled-cotton base), a stated country of manufacture (India, 170+ artisans under fair-trade practices), and a concrete 2-year warranty covering manufacturing defects with a defined claims process.

The rug's composition is disclosed at the pile and base level (97% cotton pile, recycled-cotton base), but the dyes, finishes and any backing treatment are not broken out component by component, and no test method or result accompanies the non-toxic dye claim.