This is a men's short kurta, also known as a "kurta-shirt," made from cotton fabric. The primary color is a deep, rich magenta or plum purple. The fabric features the distinctive Ikat weaving technique characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles.

Fabric and Weave:

 * Fabric Type: Cotton, which appears to be a medium-weight, breathable material suitable for casual or festive wear in warmer climates.

 * Weave: The kurta is woven using the Ikat technique, where the warp and/or weft threads are tie-dyed before weaving to create the pattern. The patterns on this kurta are geometric and linear.

Design and Pattern:

 * Body: The main body of the kurta is a dark magenta/purple color. It is adorned with vertical rows of small, white, diamond-shaped or "poka" (moth-like) motifs.

 * Stripes: In between the rows of small motifs, there are vertical stripes that vary in pattern. Some stripes appear as solid bands of the base color, while others have a thinner, more detailed Ikat pattern that resembles a wavy or flowing line. This combination of patterns gives the kurta a textured and visually interesting look.

 * Sleeves: The full-length sleeves continue the same pattern as the body, with vertical rows of the white Ikat motifs and stripes.

Cut and Style:

 * Length: The kurta is of a short length, ending above the knees, which makes it a "short kurta" or "kurta-shirt."

 * Collar: It has a mandarin collar (also known as a Nehru collar or band collar) which stands up without folding over.

 * Placket: The front placket is a half-placket style, extending down from the collar to about the chest level. It is secured with several buttons, which appear to be dark-colored and simple.

 * Hemline: The side seams have small slits or vents at the hem, which are typical for kurtas to allow for ease of movement. The hemline itself is straight across the front and back.

Overall Appearance:

The kurta has a traditional yet modern appeal, thanks to its short length and classic Ikat pattern. The color is bold and festive, making it suitable for both daily wear and special occasions like festivals or cultural events.

Shifting Date-10-12days