This is a handwoven Sambalpuri cotton kurti. It has a straight fit and features a striking combination of a yellow-gold base color with a dark, patterned central panel. The fabric appears to have a slightly coarse, textured feel characteristic of handloom cotton.

Color:

 * Dominant Color: A bright, earthy yellow or mustard yellow with a golden undertone.

 * Secondary Color: A dark indigo or black for the central panel.

 * Pattern Colors: The patterns within the central panel and on the sides are a mix of white, grey, and possibly a reddish-brown or maroon.

Design and Weave:

 * Weave Type: The kurti is made of Sambalpuri Ikat, a traditional tie-and-dye handloom technique from Odisha, India. This is evident in the blurry, feathered appearance of the patterns, where the warp and weft threads are pre-dyed before weaving.

 * Front Panel: The front is divided into three distinct vertical sections.

   * Side Panels: The two side panels are made of the yellow-gold Sambalpuri Ikat fabric. The pattern on these panels consists of thin, vertical stripes or linear motifs.

   * Central Panel: The most prominent feature is the central dark-colored panel. It is densely patterned with repeated motifs of what appear to be human figures or mythological characters, a common motif in Sambalpuri Ikat. The figures are woven in white, grey, and possibly other accent colors.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are a solid or very subtle yellow-gold color, matching the side panels. They are a three-quarter length.

 * Neckline: The neckline is a V-neck with a small, rounded notch at the bottom of the 'V'.

 * Body and Fit: The kurti has a simple, straight-cut silhouette that drapes well. It appears to be unstitched or a readymade piece for sale.

Material:

 * Fabric: Handloom Cotton. This is a breathable and comfortable fabric, ideal for a variety of climates.

Origin:

 * Style: Sambalpuri.

 * Region: Odisha, India.

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