Nagaland Ghost Chilli Canvas Utility Pouch - Purple

The Naga Jolokia or Raja Mircha is one of the hottest chilli peppers in the world. It is widely called Bhut Jolokia, which literally translates to ‘Ghost Chilli’ in Assamese & Bengali. They are cultivated in the Nagaland & Assam region of northeastern India. This dented, rough textured pepper is used as a spice as well as a remedy for summer heat, as it induces perspiration. Believed to have been named after the ferocious Naga warriors of Nagaland, the Naga Jolokia finds many other uses in the Northeast India. These include smearing the pepper on fences or making smoke bombs as a safety precaution to keep wild elephants away.

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.