This is a men's short kurta, also known as a kurti, made from cotton fabric. The overall color is a deep maroon or burgundy, with a traditional Sambalpuri Ikat weaving pattern in shades of white, pink, and lighter maroon. The style is casual and traditional, suitable for daily wear or semi-formal occasions.

Fabric:

The fabric appears to be 100% cotton, based on the texture and typical material used for this type of garment. It looks lightweight and breathable, making it comfortable for various climates. The cotton has a handwoven or handcrafted feel to it, which is characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles.

Weave and Pattern:

The kurta features the distinctive Ikat technique, a traditional tie-and-dye weaving method from Odisha, India. The pattern consists of vertical, tapering motifs that resemble elongated leaves, feathers, or arrowheads. These motifs are arranged in vertical stripes along the body and sleeves of the kurta. The colors used for the motifs are predominantly white and various shades of pink and light maroon, creating a beautiful contrast against the dark maroon base. The placement of the patterns is deliberate, with the motifs running parallel to the body's length.

Design Details:

 * Collar: It has a mandarin collar (also known as a Nehru collar or band collar). The collar is a simple, upright band of fabric without a fold.

 * Placket: The front placket is a short, half-button style, extending from the collar to about chest level. It is secured with three buttons that are likely plastic or shell and match the fabric color.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are full-length, straight-cut, and feature the same Ikat pattern as the body of the kurta.

 * Pocket: There is a single, stitched patch pocket on the left chest. This pocket is also patterned, blending seamlessly with the rest of the garment.

 * Fit and Cut: The kurta has a relaxed, straight fit. The hemline is curved at the sides, a common style for short kurtas, which allows for better movement and a more casual look.

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