The kurti is a full-length, A-line or flared dress (often referred to as an "anarkali" style) made from Sambalpuri cotton ikat fabric. The design features a distinct color blocking and a mix of traditional patterns, characteristic of the weaving style from the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India. The primary colors are black, red, and a mix of white and orange.

Bodice (Yoke):

 * The top section of the kurti is a vibrant red fabric with a traditional Ikat pattern. The pattern appears to be a small, repeating geometric or floral design, possibly with white or light-colored motifs.

 * The neckline is round and decorated with a contrasting black and white trim.

 * Just below the red yoke, there is a prominent band. This band is predominantly orange with a small, intricate pattern, bordered by black.

 * The area below this band is black with subtle patterns, possibly a small ikat design. This section forms the upper part of the fitted bodice before the flare begins.

Sleeves:

 * The sleeves are short, extending to about the elbow.

 * They are made from the same black Ikat fabric as the skirt, featuring the same "square and line" pattern.

 * The sleeve cuffs are bordered with a band of the same orange and black material found on the bodice.

Skirt (Lower Body):

 * The main body of the kurti's skirt is a solid black fabric.

 * It is adorned with a vertical ikat pattern consisting of parallel lines interspersed with small white or light-colored squares. These vertical lines are evenly spaced, creating a visually lengthening effect.

 * The skirt is heavily flared, giving it a voluminous and flowing silhouette.

Hem (Border):

 * The most striking feature of the kurti is the wide, multi-layered border at the hem. This border showcases the classic Sambalpuri "Pasapalli" or similar checkered design.

 * The pattern consists of alternating squares in white and a brownish-orange hue, arranged in a grid-like pattern.

 * Above the checkered design, there are several horizontal bands:

   * A narrow black band.

   * A wider orange band with intricate motifs.

   * A green or dark teal band with a geometric pattern.

   * An additional narrow black band at the very top of the border.

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