Kurti Type: Sambalpuri Cotton Kurti / Anarkali style dress

Color Palette: The primary colors are white, black, red, and blue. The white and blue are used in the main body, while black and red are prominent in the yoke and borders.

Fabric: The kurti is made of what appears to be handloom cotton, characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles.

Design and Pattern:

 * Body: The main body of the kurti is a large, flowing A-line or Anarkali style, featuring a classic white base with a fine, grid-like pattern of black and blue checks (gingham or plaid-like).

 * Yoke (Neckline): The front yoke is highly ornate and is the focal point of the garment. It features traditional Sambalpuri "Ikat" or "Bandha" (tie and dye) woven patterns. The pattern is a geometric motif, with a checkered design in black, red, and white. This is bordered by a series of fine lines and smaller geometric patterns. The neckline itself is a simple round or boat neck.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length. The upper part matches the main body's checked pattern. The cuffs are finished with a broad border that features a complex Sambalpuri geometric pattern in black, white, and red, similar to the main border.

 * Waistline: The kurti has a fitted bodice that transitions to a flared skirt at a high waistline, giving it an Anarkali silhouette.

 * Border: The hemline of the kurti is adorned with a prominent and intricate border. It starts with a row of red and black square motifs, echoing the yoke design. Below this is a broader band with a detailed, repeating black and white traditional Sambalpuri pattern. This border is also present along the sides of the flared skirt, creating a striking contrast and defining the shape of the garment.

Overall Style: The kurti combines a simple, modern checked pattern on the main body with rich, traditional Sambalpuri handloom weaving on the yoke, sleeves, and borders. The flared silhouette gives it an elegant and traditional yet fashionable look, suitable for festive occasions or cultural events.

Shifting Date-10-12days