This is a full-length, anarkali-style kurti made from white cotton fabric. The most prominent feature is a vertical panel of traditional Sambalpuri ikat weaving running down the center front.

Details of the Kurti:

 * Fabric: The primary material is a lightweight, plain white cotton. The skirt portion has a full, flared silhouette.

 * Design:

   * Main Body: The kurti is solid white with small, black woven motifs scattered throughout the fabric, creating a subtle pattern.

   * Central Panel: The key design element is the wide, vertical panel in the center. This panel is made from a handwoven Sambalpuri ikat fabric with a geometric design. The pattern consists of repeated square motifs in a striking combination of deep blue and white, with small red accents. The central blue-and-white motifs are framed by smaller, checkered designs.

   * Panel Borders: The central ikat panel is bordered on both sides by a narrow band of golden-colored woven fabric, which provides a rich, contrasting outline.

   * Hemline: The bottom of the kurti has a wide, solid black border, creating a clean and contrasting finish to the white fabric.

   * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be three-quarter length and are also white with small black motifs, mirroring the main body of the kurti. The cuffs have a similar black border.

   * Neckline: The neckline is a simple round or boat neck, with a small border similar to the central panel's golden fabric.

 * Style: The kurti has a fitted bodice and a full, flared skirt, giving it an elegant and flowy anarkali silhouette.

 * Cultural Significance: The use of the handwoven Sambalpuri ikat panel highlights its origin from the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India, known for its intricate and traditional weaving techniques.

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