Fabric: The kurti is made of Sambalpuri cotton, which is a handloom fabric known for its tie-dye (ikat) weave.

Color: The primary color of the kurti is a shade of grey, possibly a light grey or a grey-white mix.

Design/Pattern:

 * Body: The main body of the kurti, including the sleeves and the flared skirt, features a fine, vertical Ikat pattern in shades of grey and white. The pattern appears to be a traditional geometric or floral motif repeated in columns.

 * Yoke: The yoke (the upper part of the kurti) is designed with a prominent checkered pattern in green and white, interspersed with small red squares. This creates a striking contrast against the grey body. The yoke is bordered on the top and bottom with a white band.

 * Hemline/Border: The bottom border of the kurti is a wide, horizontal band that mirrors the checkered pattern of the yoke. It features large green and white squares with red accents. This band is finished with a green border at the very bottom.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be short or elbow-length and follow the same grey Ikat pattern as the main body.

 * Waist: The kurti has a well-defined waistline where the gathered skirt part begins, creating a full, voluminous look.

Overall Style: The kurti has a traditional and elegant aesthetic. The combination of the subtle grey Ikat body with the bold, contrasting green, white, and red checkered patterns on the yoke and hemline is characteristic of Sambalpuri designs. The full, flared silhouette gives it a graceful and festive appeal.

Shifting Date-10-12days