Kurti Type: This appears to be a long, flared kurti or an Anarkali-style dress.

Fabric: The fabric is cotton, which is characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles, known for their comfort and breathability.

Color: The dominant color is a vibrant turquoise or teal blue.

Weave and Pattern: The kurti features the traditional Sambalpuri Ikat (locally known as "Bandha") weave.

 * Body: The main body of the kurti is a striking turquoise color with vertical Ikat stripes. These stripes are a combination of maroon or deep red, black, and white threads, creating a dynamic, elongated pattern. The pleats on the flared skirt section emphasize these vertical lines.

 * Yoke/Bodice: The upper part of the kurti (the yoke or bodice) is a distinct contrast. It features a horizontal band with a rich, multi-colored Ikat pattern. This pattern includes shades of black, white, maroon, and possibly a hint of yellow or gold, with small geometric motifs.

 * Sleeves: The short, elbow-length sleeves have a simple border or a small pattern matching the rest of the kurti.

 * Hem: The bottom hem of the kurti is a standout feature. It has a broad, ornate border. This border consists of two distinct sections:

   * A black band with a repeating pattern of white and maroon geometric "diamond" or square motifs.

   * A lower border with a detailed, intricate traditional design, possibly in a golden or beige color, often referred to as flower or "gadia" (goddess) motifs in Sambalpuri textiles.

Design Details:

 * The kurti has a round neckline.

 * The bodice is fitted, and the skirt section is heavily flared with pleats or gathers at the waistline, giving it a voluminous, flowing look.

Shifting Date-10-12days