The kurti is a full-length, A-line or flared silhouette, made from what appears to be cotton fabric. It features a striking and traditional design with a central panel and two side panels, held up by a person's hands. The colors are predominantly pink, black, and gold.

Front Design:

 * Central Panel: The most prominent feature is the central front panel, which is a rich black color. It is adorned with traditional Odia tribal or ikat motifs in colors of red, white, and yellow. These motifs appear to be small human figures, animals, or geometric patterns, possibly depicting a village or forest scene. The motifs are arranged in horizontal rows.

 * Side Panels: The two side panels of the kurti are a light pink color. They feature the classic Sambalpuri ikat weave pattern.

 * Borders: The central black panel is framed on both sides by a broad, ornate border in a shimmery gold color. The border appears to have a woven design, possibly a temple border or a geometric floral pattern, adding a touch of elegance and contrast to the kurti. A similar gold border is also visible on the sleeves.

Hem and Sleeves:

 * Hemline: The bottom of the kurti features a solid black border or panel, which serves as a clean and contrasting finish to the ikat patterns. There is a small slit in the front hemline of the black central panel.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are short (likely a half-sleeve or cap-sleeve style) and are made from the same pink ikat fabric as the side panels. They also have a gold border at the cuff, matching the borders on the front.

Fabric and Weave:

 * The fabric appears to be handloom cotton, known for being lightweight and comfortable.

 * The pink side panels and sleeves showcase the signature Sambalpuri ikat tie-and-dye weaving technique, where the yarn is tie-dyed before weaving to create the intricate patterns.

 * The central black panel's motifs, while possibly also ikat, might be a different form of traditional Odia art, such as tribal art woven into the fabric.

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