Style and Design:

This is an Anarkali-style kurti, characterized by its fitted bodice and a full, flared skirt that flows out from below the bust line. The kurti features a round neckline and three-quarter length sleeves.

Fabric:

The garment is made from Sambalpuri cotton, a traditional handloom fabric known for its comfort and durability, especially suitable for the climate in Odisha.

Color Palette:

The dominant color is a deep navy blue. The kurti is accented with a striking combination of red, white, and lighter blue.

Patterns and Motifs:

 * Bodice: The upper part of the kurti, or the yoke, is designed with a prominent checkered pattern in red and white squares.

 * Main Body (Skirt): The flared skirt portion of the kurti is a deep blue and features a traditional Sambalpuri "ikat" or "bandha" motif. This pattern appears to be a floral or geometric design woven into the fabric in a lighter, contrasting blue or white.

 * Border and Sleeves: The hemline of the kurti and the cuffs of the sleeves are adorned with a matching checkered border of red and white squares, creating a cohesive look.

Overall Appearance:

The kurti has a vibrant and classic aesthetic, blending a modern, geometric checkered pattern with the traditional, intricate motifs of Sambalpuri weaving. The design is elegant and comfortable, suitable for daily wear or semi-formal occasions. It is a perfect example of contemporary fashion utilizing traditional Indian textiles.

Shifting Date-10-12days