The kurti is a full-length, A-line or flared dress (kurti) made primarily of white cotton fabric. It features a yoke and a broad border at the hem, which are made from traditional Sambalpuri ikat fabric in blue, black, and orange colors. The design combines a classic, simple silhouette with intricate traditional Odia handloom patterns.

Top (Yoke) Section:

 * The yoke is made of a dark-colored Sambalpuri ikat fabric.

 * The fabric has a prominent check pattern in blue, black, and white.

 * The checks are interspersed with smaller, intricate geometric motifs.

 * Below the bust line, there is a band of a different Sambalpuri fabric, featuring a traditional Odia design, possibly a "fish" or "temple" motif in gold and dark blue.

 * The neckline is a simple, rounded "U" shape.

 * A delicate, white lace trim is stitched along the seam where the yoke meets the white cotton body of the kurti, adding a soft, decorative touch.

Main Body:

 * The main body of the kurti is a crisp white cotton fabric.

 * It is a full, flared (Anarkali-style) silhouette, providing a comfortable and elegant flow.

 * The white fabric is dotted with small, embroidered or printed star-like motifs in a dark blue color, which adds a subtle detail and connects to the color palette of the yoke and border.

Sleeves:

 * The sleeves are three-quarter length.

 * They are made from the same white cotton as the body.

 * The sleeve cuffs feature a band of the same blue and black Sambalpuri fabric used on the yoke, creating a cohesive look.

Bottom (Hem) Border:

 * The most striking feature is the wide, multi-layered border at the hem of the kurti.

 * The border consists of several bands of different fabrics and patterns:

   * A top band of a dark, patterned Sambalpuri fabric, likely with temple or fish motifs.

   * A central, broad band featuring a bold ikat check pattern in black, orange, and white. This is the same pattern seen in many traditional Sambalpuri sarees.

   * A final, bottom band of the same dark, patterned fabric as the top band.

 * The entire border is edged with a band of the dark, intricate Odia handloom fabric, tying the whole design together.

Fabric:

 * The kurti is described as a Sambalpuri cotton kurti.

 * The main white fabric appears to be soft, comfortable cotton, suitable for everyday wear.

 * The patterned sections are authentic handloom Sambalpuri ikat cotton.

Style:

 * The overall style is a fusion of traditional Odia handloom art with a modern, wearable kurti silhouette.

 * It is suitable for casual outings, festive occasions, or daily wear, offering both comfort and a unique cultural aesthetic.

Shifting Date-10-12days