Fabric: Cotton, likely a type of handloom cotton known for its breathability and comfort. The print suggests it is a Sambalpuri Ikat weave, which is a traditional tie-and-dye weaving technique from the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India.

Color Palette: The primary colors are black and red, with some accents of golden/maroon.

Design and Pattern:

 * Main Body (Black sections): The side and back panels of the kurti are black with a repeating small "Ikat" pattern. This pattern consists of white, stylized, diamond-like or lozenge shapes with wavy lines running through them.

 * Central Panel (Red section): The front of the kurti features a prominent central panel in a vibrant red color. This panel is adorned with intricate and elaborate circular Ikat motifs in a golden or maroon thread. The motifs are large and decorative, stacked vertically down the front of the garment.

 * Borders and Trims: The kurti has red borders at several key points:

   * A thin red border separates the central red panel from the side black panels.

   * The cuffs of the three-quarter length sleeves have a wide red border.

   * The hemline of the kurti has a striking, wide red border.

Neckline and Sleeves:

 * Neckline: The neckline is a simple round or boat neck. The red central panel extends upwards to frame the neckline.

 * Sleeves: Three-quarter length sleeves with a wide red border at the cuff.

Shifting Date-10-12days