The kurti is a vibrant, ankle-length garment with a flowing A-line or flared silhouette. It is made of cotton, as suggested by the fabric's drape and texture, and features a rich teal or deep sea-green color as its primary base. The design incorporates the traditional geometric motifs and handloom techniques characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles from Odisha, India.

Color and Design:

 * Main Body Color: The kurti's main body is a deep teal or sea-green shade. Small white or light-colored polka-dot-like motifs are woven throughout this section, adding a subtle texture and pattern.

 * Central Panel: The most prominent feature is a vertical panel running down the center front. This panel is composed of a traditional Sambalpuri ikat design. It has a pinkish-red background with a sequence of square, geometric patterns in white and black.

 * Accent Borders: The kurti is accented with a bright, solid reddish-pink color. This color is used for:

   * The border of the central ikat panel.

   * The cuffs of the sleeves.

   * The hemline of the kurti.

Sleeves and Neckline:

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length, ending just below the elbow. They have a matching reddish-pink border at the cuff.

 * Neckline: The neckline is a simple, round neck. The central panel with the ikat design starts from the neckline and extends all the way down.

Other Details:

 * Fabric: The fabric appears to be soft and breathable, likely a handloom cotton, which is comfortable and well-suited for a kurti.

Shifting Date-10-12days