This is a vibrant, full-length kurti made from Sambalpuri ikat cotton fabric. It features a tiered design with a flared, anarkali-style silhouette. The dominant color is a rich maroon or deep red, accented with intricate ikat patterns in black, white, and blue.

Details of the Design:

 * Yoke/Bodice: The top part of the kurti, or the yoke, has a prominent checkered pattern. The checks are made of black and white squares, bordered by thin lines of maroon and possibly a lighter red.

 * Neckline: It appears to have a wide, boat or U-shaped neckline.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are of a 3/4 length and feature a pattern that matches the main body of the kurti, a vertical striped ikat design.

 * Waist/Seam: A defining feature is the prominent band separating the bodice from the skirt. This band is a beautiful royal blue color, with a pink/magenta border on the top and a black/dark border below.

 * Skirt/Frock: The main body of the kurti is a flared frock-style skirt. The fabric has a striking vertical striped ikat pattern in shades of maroon and red, giving a slimming and elegant look. The flare is significant, creating a voluminous and graceful drape.

 * Hemline/Border: The border at the bottom of the kurti is a major design element. It features a checkered pattern similar to the yoke, but with a color palette of black, white, and varying shades of blue. This pattern is flanked by horizontal ikat bands in a dark, possibly silver or black color, and a lighter gray or white shade, tying the entire design together.

Fabric and Weave:

The kurti is made of cotton, as is typical for Sambalpuri garments. The patterns are created using the traditional ikat resist-dyeing technique, where the threads are tie-dyed before weaving, resulting in the characteristic blurry or feathery edges of the patterns.

Styling:

This kurti is a complete outfit on its own due to its elaborate design. It is suitable for festive occasions, cultural events, or semi-formal gatherings. It could be paired with matching leggings, churidars, or worn as a dress. The traditional and rich craftsmanship makes it a unique and eye-catching piece.

Shifting Date-10-12days