* Bodice: The upper part of the gown (bodice) is made from a rich Sambalpuri Ikat fabric. It features vertical stripes of various colors, including maroon, black, and gold, showcasing the intricate tie-dye patterns characteristic of the Sambalpur region.

 * Skirt: The lower portion of the gown is a deep maroon or burgundy velvet. The skirt is full and flowing, creating a graceful Anarkali silhouette. The velvet fabric gives it a rich, royal, and festive look.

 * Hemline: The bottom border of the skirt features a beautiful ruffled or pleated trim made from the same Sambalpuri Ikat fabric as the bodice. This creates a cohesive and well-designed look, tying the two different fabrics together. A golden lace or ribbon is also visible, adding a touch of elegance and separating the velvet from the Ikat border.

 * Sleeves: The short sleeves are also made from the same striped Ikat fabric as the bodice.

 * Neckline: The gown has a round or scoop neckline, which is simple and allows for the focus to remain on the intricate patterns of the fabric.

Overall Style:

The gown is a fusion of traditional and contemporary styles. The use of Sambalpuri Ikat fabric celebrates the rich textile heritage of Odisha.

Shifting Date-10-12days