* Design and Pattern: The jacket showcases a traditional Sambalpuri Ikat pattern. The main design element is a repetitive, stylized motif that appears to depict human figures or perhaps a cultural scene, woven in a deep reddish-purple against a background of various shades of indigo and navy blue. The horizontal bands of the pattern are a classic feature of Sambalpuri weaving. The design is rich in detail and cultural significance.

 * Color Palette: The primary colors are various shades of indigo and navy blue for the base fabric, contrasted with a reddish-purple for the motifs. The inner lining and the underside of the collar appear to be a solid maroon or deep reddish-brown.

 * Style: It is a sleeveless, collared jacket with a button-up front. It has two small pockets on the lower front. The cut and style are consistent with a Nehru jacket, making it suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.

 * Material and Weave: The fabric is a handwoven Sambalpuri Ikat. This textile art is known for its intricate "resist dyeing" technique, where the yarn is tied and dyed before weaving to create the detailed patterns.

 * Origin: The jacket's style and Ikat pattern strongly suggest it is a product of the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India, which is famous for this particular type of handloom textile.

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