The kurti is a black, full-length garment with a flared A-line silhouette, likely made from handloom cotton. It features a prominent central panel and decorative borders, showcasing traditional Sambalpuri Ikat and a contrasting color palette. The design appears to be a modern fusion of traditional textile art with a contemporary dress style.

Color Palette:

 * Dominant Color: Black serves as the primary base color for the main body of the kurti.

 * Accent Colors: A striking combination of red and white is used for the borders and some of the patterns. Green and white blocks are also incorporated into the central design.

Fabric and Weave:

 * Fabric: The texture suggests it is a handloom cotton fabric, known for its breathability and comfort.

 * Weave: The black fabric on the sides features a distinct Ikat pattern of vertical white lines, creating a subtle texture. This is a classic feature of Sambalpuri textiles, where the warp and/or weft threads are tie-dyed before weaving to create the pattern.

Design Details:

 * Central Panel: The most striking feature is the wide, vertical panel running down the front of the kurti. This panel is composed of several horizontal sections:

   * It begins with a rectangular section at the top featuring a black and white checkered pattern.

   * Below this are alternating rows of white squares filled with green and black square patterns, surrounded by white borders.

   * The entire central panel is framed by a vibrant red border with intricate black and white geometric motifs, possibly resembling a temple border or other traditional patterns.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be short or elbow-length and have a similar red border with black and white motifs, echoing the design of the central panel.

 * Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti is finished with a bold, wide border of solid red fabric, providing a strong visual contrast and grounding the design.

 * Flares: The kurti has a generous flare from the waist down, giving it a graceful and flowing look. The seams visible at the front suggest it might have a front split or a placket.

 * Neckline: The neckline is not fully visible but appears to be a round or keyhole-style neck, based on the upper portion of the central panel.

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