This is a full-length, A-line or flared kurti made from Sambalpuri cotton. The design is a mix of traditional Sambalpuri ikat patterns and modern tailoring. The dominant color is a deep maroon or reddish-brown, and it features a combination of ikat motifs on the body and a distinct border. The kurti appears to be held up by two people, showcasing its full length and flare.

Detailed Features:

 * Fabric: It is made of handloom cotton, specifically a type of ikat fabric known as Sambalpuri ikat, which is woven in the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India. The fabric has a slightly coarse, textured feel characteristic of handloom products.

 * Color Palette: The primary color of the kurti is a rich, dark maroon. This is complemented by a vibrant mix of colors in the designs, including shades of green, black, white, and a bright orange-red at the bottom.

 * Yoke/Bodice: The upper part of the kurti (yoke) features a striking geometric ikat pattern. It is composed of square blocks arranged in a checkerboard-like grid. The squares are filled with alternating colors:

   * Dark green with a white interior dot.

   * Black with a white interior dot.

   * White with a black interior dot.

     This geometric panel is framed by a thin, white ikat border, creating a visually distinct section.

 * Body/Skirt: The main body of the kurti is a solid maroon color with a scattered floral ikat pattern. The motifs appear to be flowers with multiple petals, depicted in shades of pink and white. These flowers are woven into the fabric, creating a delicate and traditional pattern that contrasts with the geometric yoke.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves appear to be short or elbow-length and are made of the same maroon fabric with the floral motifs as the main body. There's a subtle border or trim at the cuff, likely the same white ikat design seen on the yoke.

 * Border/Hem: The kurti has a very prominent and wide bottom border. This border is divided into several sections:

   * A repeat of the geometric checkerboard pattern from the yoke, featuring green, black, and white squares.

   * A thin white ikat stripe.

   * A vibrant, solid band of bright orange-red.

     This multi-layered border adds a splash of color and defines the lower part of the garment.

 * Stitching & Cut: The kurti has a fitted yoke that transitions into a flared, A-line silhouette, providing a comfortable and flowing fit. The full length of the garment ends somewhere around the ankle, depending on the wearer's height.

Shifting Date-10-12days