The kurti is a long, A-line style garment made from Sambalpuri cotton fabric. It features a vibrant color palette, combining a dominant red with black and a gold/silver-toned motif. The design incorporates the traditional ikat weaving technique, which is a hallmark of Sambalpuri textiles.

Specific Features:

 * Fabric: The primary fabric appears to be Sambalpuri cotton, known for its soft texture and intricate handloom work.

 * Color: The main body of the kurti is a bright, deep red with a subtle textured or patterned weave.

 * Design & Pattern:

   * Main Body: The red sections on the front and back of the kurti have a fine, all-over pattern, characteristic of ikat weaving. This gives the red a dynamic, less uniform appearance.

   * Front Panel: A striking central panel runs vertically down the front of the kurti. This panel is the focal point of the design.

     * It has a black base with horizontal ikat motifs in white and possibly some gold or silver thread.

     * On either side of this central black panel, there are parallel borders featuring a geometric or traditional Sambalpuri temple design (known as "phula" or "bandha"). This border is woven in a color that looks like a metallic gold or silver, providing a rich contrast to the black and red.

   * Neckline: The neckline is a simple, round neck. The central black panel extends upwards to create a mock-placket.

   * Placket/Buttons: The black panel has a front opening with small, triangular pieces of red fabric attached to one side, acting as decorative elements or faux "buttons" and adding a unique detail to the design.

   * Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length. The ends of the sleeves have a matching black and gold/silver border, tying the whole design together.

   * Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti is finished with a border that appears to match the black and gold/silver border on the sleeves, providing a neat and coordinated look.

Shifting Date-10-12days