Assam Hargila Canvas Utility Pouch - Forest Green

The Hargila or the Greater Adjutant Stork, named after an adjutant (military officer) because of its stately manner and habit of standing motionless for long periods of time, is a carnivore and scavenger. A migratory bird, the greater adjutant formerly found in South and Southeast Asia, and now restricted to just two small and separate breeding populations; one in Assam, India and one in Cambodia, also visits Vietnam, Thailand and Burma when not breeding. But loss of nesting habitat and feeding sites has had a huge impact as suitable wetland habitats are cleared, drained, polluted and disturbed by humans. These birds have been called ugly but they are symbols of Assam and their decline is a reflection on the sad state of environmental affairs of the region.

Our utility pouches are suited for small-sized everyday items which can be flexibly used for all occasions. It can fit amongst your army of cosmetics or be the go-to pouch for your phone, wallet, and keys when you step out for a casual walk. They are made in cotton canvas with screen printing in front. The prints are inspired by the sights, scenes and symbols of the North East. The pouch has a zipper closure to protect your valuables.

Size : 9 inches x 5.5 inches approx.
Wash Instructions : Mild hand wash. Dry clean recommended. 
Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible.