The kurti is a three-tiered, flared dress or frock-style kurti made from Sambalpuri Ikat cotton fabric. The primary color is a deep blue, with different patterns incorporated into each section of the garment. The overall design features a mix of traditional Sambalpuri motifs and a modern, tiered silhouette.

Yoke (Upper Bodice):

 * The yoke is a striking checkerboard pattern in yellow, black, and white. This is a classic Sambalpuri design element.

 * Below the checkerboard, there is a band of brown with intricate geometric motifs, likely a supplementary weft or dobby weave.

 * The neckline appears to be a simple round neck.

Sleeves:

 * The sleeves are short, ending around the elbow.

 * They are made from the same striped blue Ikat fabric as the upper body of the kurti.

First Tier (Upper Skirt):

 * This is the largest section of the kurti, starting from the waistline.

 * The fabric is a deep blue with vertical white stripes and small, traditional diamond or "phula" (flower) motifs in the stripes. This is a characteristic feature of Sambalpuri Ikat weaving.

 * The fabric is gathered at the waist, creating a flowing, A-line shape.

Second Tier (Mid-Skirt):

 * This is a distinct and contrasting section of the kurti, positioned between the two blue tiers.

 * The fabric is dark, likely black or deep brown, and features large, flowing floral or vine-like patterns in green and white. This pattern style is less typical of classic Sambalpuri geometric Ikat but is sometimes incorporated for a contemporary look.

Third Tier (Lower Skirt):

 * This tier is at the very bottom of the kurti.

 * It is made from the same blue and white striped Sambalpuri Ikat fabric as the first tier, creating a cohesive look and bringing the design back to the primary fabric.

 * This final tier adds more flare to the hemline.

Fabric and Weave:

 * The kurti is made from handloom cotton, characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles.

 * The patterns, particularly the vertical stripes and diamond motifs, are created using the Ikat resist-dyeing technique, where the warp and/or weft threads are dyed before weaving to produce the final pattern.

Style:

 * The style is a contemporary fusion of traditional handloom craftsmanship with a modern, tiered frock silhouette.

 * It is a comfortable and breathable garment, suitable for casual wear or festive occasions.

Shifting Date-10-12days