Kurti Type: Sambalpuri Cotton Kurti (or Anarkali-style kurti)

Main Body Color: Vibrant red.

Fabric: The fabric appears to be handloom cotton, specifically a Sambalpuri Ikat weave, known for its intricate and traditional tie-and-dye patterns. You can see the characteristic blurry, feathered edges of the Ikat motifs on the red fabric of the skirt and sleeves.

Design/Pattern:

 * Body: The main body of the kurti is a solid, vibrant red with subtle Ikat patterns woven into the fabric.

 * Central Panel (Yoke/Placket): This is the most striking feature. A long, rectangular panel runs down the center of the kurti from the neckline to the hem. This panel features a geometric Ikat pattern in a combination of maroon/dark red, white, and dark green. The checkered or box-like motifs are arranged in vertical columns.

 * Border: The kurti has a prominent and detailed border at the hem of the skirt and on the cuffs of the sleeves. The border is a golden color with intricate black or dark green geometric and linear patterns, typical of traditional Sambalpuri designs.

 * Neckline: The round neckline is trimmed with a contrasting fabric, likely the same as the golden border, creating a neat finish.

Style:

 * Cut: The kurti has an Anarkali-style flared cut. It is fitted at the top and then flares out widely from the waist, giving it a flowing, voluminous silhouette.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be short, ending just above the elbow. They also have the same golden patterned border as the hem.

Overall Look: The kurti presents a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and a modern, wearable silhouette. The bright red color is eye-catching, and the detailed central Ikat panel and golden borders add a touch of elegance and heritage. It's a festive yet comfortable piece suitable for cultural events, festivals, or special occasions.

Shifting Date-10-12days