Fabric: Primarily cotton, specifically Sambalpuri Ikat, known for its tie-and-dye weaving technique.

Color Palette: The kurti features a vibrant mix of colors, including various shades of pink/magenta, green, white, and red, with accents of black, blue, and yellow.

Design and Weaving Patterns:

 * Yoke (Upper Bodice): The top part of the kurti is a striking Sambalpuri Ikat yoke. It has a red background with geometric motifs woven in a grid-like pattern using white and possibly black threads. A contrasting checkered pattern in green, white, and black separates the main design from the sleeves and neck.

 * Neckline: The kurti has a round neckline, bordered with a narrow band of red fabric.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be three-quarter length. They have a checkered pattern at the end, matching the one on the yoke, followed by a band of red and green.

 * Mid-Section: A broad band of bright green fabric with a subtle sheen (possibly silk or a different weave) separates the patterned yoke from the main body of the dress.

 * Main Body (Skirt): The main body of the kurti is a full, flared anarkali skirt. The fabric is a beautiful magenta or deep pink with vertical Ikat stripes. The stripes are created by a series of alternating blue, white, and black geometric arrowhead or diamond-like motifs, giving the skirt a dynamic and flowing appearance. The pleats are neat and well-defined, suggesting a full flare.

 * Border/Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti features a prominent, wide border. This border is a checkered pattern in green, white, and black, identical to the pattern found on the yoke and sleeves, creating a cohesive design.

Overall Style: The kurti combines traditional Sambalpuri Ikat weaving with a contemporary Anarkali silhouette. The different patterns and colors are strategically placed to create a visually appealing and balanced design. It is a dressy piece, suitable for festive occasions, cultural events, or special gatherings. The overall aesthetic is a celebration of traditional Indian textile art.

Shifting Date-10-12days