This is a handmade, full-length kurti or dress made from Sambalpuri Ikat cotton fabric. The design is a mix-and-match of different Ikat patterns and colors, showcasing a tiered or paneled construction. The garment appears to be an A-line or flared silhouette.

Fabric:

The fabric is a traditional Sambalpuri Ikat cotton. This is evident from the characteristic blurry, feathered, or jagged edges of the motifs, which is a result of the resist-dyeing and weaving process.

Color Palette:

The kurti features a rich and vibrant color palette dominated by shades of deep blue, maroon, and burnt orange. It also includes accents of pink, green, white, and black.

Design Details (from top to bottom):

 * Yoke/Bodice: The top part of the kurti, or the yoke, is made from a dark, rich maroon or eggplant-colored Ikat fabric with a subtle geometric pattern. It is edged at the bustline with a decorative strip of bright pink, possibly a crochet or lace trim.

 * Mid-Bodice: Below the pink trim, there is a prominent band of burnt orange fabric with thin, horizontal maroon or dark purple stripes.

 * Main Body: The largest section of the kurti's body is a deep blue fabric with vertical columns of maroon and purple diamond-like motifs. The vertical arrangement of the patterns visually elongates the silhouette.

 * Hemline/Border: The bottom of the kurti features a highly decorative, multi-layered border.

   * The first section is a wide band of the same burnt orange fabric with horizontal stripes seen on the mid-bodice.

   * Below this, there is a striking checkered pattern band in alternating squares of maroon, green, and white. This is a classic element often seen in Sambalpuri textiles.

   * The final, bottom-most part of the hem is a solid orange or burnt orange fabric, which frames the checked border and provides a clean finish.

Sleeves:

The sleeves are short and appear to be made from the same maroon or eggplant-colored fabric as the yoke, with a thin orange stripe near the cuff.

Stitching and Construction:

The kurti is a well-stitched, paneled design. Each section of fabric is joined together horizontally, creating a beautiful flow and showcasing the different Ikat patterns. The kurti is flared at the bottom, giving it a comfortable and graceful drape.

Shifting Date-10-12days