
₹1,599
The Emi toiletry pouch from The House of Ganges is a compact, lightweight organiser made from cruelty-free PU leather, with a smooth interior lining and a zip closure. It measures 12 cm high, 21 cm wide and 12 cm deep and is meant to keep toiletries, grooming items, skincare, cosmetics and small travel accessories together in a bag or suitcase. The brand presents it as a practical piece for both everyday use and travel. It comes in a wide range of colours: Firepit, Obsidian, Champagne, Ruby, Tangerine, Mahogany, Chocolate, Flame, Mandarin Orange, Ink Blue, Indigo, Luxe and Onyx. To care for it, wipe it clean with a soft dry cloth.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- 12 (h) x 21 (w) x 12 (d) cm
- Material
- 100% Vegan Leather
- Colour
- Firepit
- HSN code
- 420292
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The Emi toiletry pouch from The House of Ganges is a compact, lightweight organiser made from cruelty-free PU leather, with a smooth interior lining and a zip closure. It measures 12 cm high, 21 cm wide and 12 cm deep and is meant to keep toiletries, grooming items, skincare, cosmetics and small travel accessories together in a bag or suitcase. The brand presents it as a practical piece for both everyday use and travel. It comes in a wide range of colours: Firepit, Obsidian, Champagne, Ruby, Tangerine, Mahogany, Chocolate, Flame, Mandarin Orange, Ink Blue, Indigo, Luxe and Onyx. To care for it, wipe it clean with a soft dry cloth.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Ships within 24-48 hours
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The House Of Ganges
The House of Ganges is an Indian fashion brand offering premium, cruelty-free vegan leather bags, wallets, and everyday lifestyle accessories.









































































