This is a vibrant, long, and flared kurti (also known as a frock-style kurti or anarkali) made from Sambalpuri cotton. The design is a beautiful blend of traditional Odia ikat weaving and a modern silhouette. The primary colors are a striking red, a deep bottle green, and black, with intricate patterns in white and other colors.

Fabric and Weave:

 * Fabric: Cotton, likely a handloom weave, which is characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles.

 * Weave: Sambalpuri Ikat. The distinctive blurry or feathered effect of the motifs is the hallmark of the double ikat weaving technique, where both the warp and weft threads are tie-dyed before weaving.

Design Details:

 * Color Scheme: The main body is a bold, bright red. The central panel is a rich bottle green. The borders and hem are black.

 * Neckline: The neckline is a simple U-shape or round.

 * Bodice/Yoke: The central part of the bodice features a large, rectangular panel of green ikat fabric. This panel is decorated with horizontal stripes of traditional Odia motifs, including geometric patterns (like square or diamond-like shapes) in white and other colors.

 * Side Panels: The side panels of the kurti are a solid red with small, regularly spaced white motifs, possibly small stars or dots.

 * Borders:

   * Central Panel Borders: The green central panel is framed on both sides by a beautiful, detailed ikat border in shades of maroon, green, and white. This border has a striped or geometric pattern, adding a rich texture to the design.

   * Sleeve Borders: The sleeves have a similar ikat border, mirroring the design on the central panel.

   * Hemline: The bottom of the kurti features a plain, solid black border, which provides a strong contrast and finishes the garment neatly.

Cut and Silhouette:

 * Style: Frock-style or Anarkali. It has a fitted bodice that flares out dramatically from the waist.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are a three-quarter length.

 * Fit: The kurti appears to be a free-size, but it's designed to be a comfortable, flowy fit.

Additional Notes:

 * The kurti is a fine example of traditional handloom artistry from Odisha, India.

 * It is suitable for casual wear, festive occasions, or cultural events.

Shifting Date-10-12days