Color: The main body of the kurti is blue.

Fabric: Cotton. This is a common and comfortable fabric for Sambalpuri garments.

Design/Weave: The kurti features traditional Sambalpuri "Bandha" (tie-dye) and "Bomkai" style motifs.

 * Yoke/Neckline: The yoke is a prominent feature with a geometric checkered pattern in black, red, and white. This is a classic Sambalpuri design element. The neckline has a scalloped or V-shaped outline bordered with a reddish-orange or rust-colored traditional pattern.

 * Body: The main blue body of the kurti is adorned with small, scattered white circular dots, giving it a polka-dot-like appearance which is a contemporary twist on a traditional style.

 * Border: The hemline of the kurti's flare and the sleeves are finished with a broad, intricate border. This border consists of two parts:

   * An inner checkered pattern in red, black, and white, mirroring the design on the yoke.

   * An outer, intricate reddish-orange or rust-colored pattern, possibly depicting traditional motifs like temples or flowers, which is characteristic of Sambalpuri weaving.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are short and have the same detailed border as the hemline.

 * Flare: The kurti has an Anarkali-style flared silhouette, which is full and flows freely from the waist down. There is a side slit visible, likely for ease of movement.

Overall Style: The kurti is a beautiful blend of traditional Sambalpuri handloom art with a modern, wearable silhouette. The contrast between the solid black fabric and the vibrant red, white, and black geometric and traditional patterns makes it visually striking. It appears to be a comfortable, breathable garment suitable for daily wear, festive occasions, or cultural events.

Shifting Date-10-12days