The kurti is a straight-fit, long tunic-style garment made from what appears to be handloom cotton. It features a striking color combination of black and red, with a central panel showcasing traditional ikat motifs. The design is a modern take on a classic textile, making it suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.

Specific Features:

 * Fabric: The primary fabric is cotton, likely a handloom weave, which is characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles. The texture appears to be soft and breathable.

 * Color Scheme: The main body and sleeves are a solid, deep black. A vibrant red is used for the side panels, cuffs, and collar lining, creating a bold contrast.

 * Design & Motifs: The most prominent feature is the central ikat panel. It is a detailed "pala" (ship) motif, which is a classic symbol in Odia culture, representing the ancient maritime trade of the region. The ships are depicted with sails and are woven in black and white threads. This central panel is framed by a vertical red ikat border with smaller, intricate geometric patterns, possibly "phula" (flower) or "chaka" (wheel) motifs, woven in black.

 * Cut & Style:

   * Silhouette: The kurti has a straight silhouette, falling below the knee.

   * Neckline: The neckline is a round or scoop neck, possibly with a small slit at the front, though it's not fully visible.

   * Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length with a red border at the cuffs.

   * Side Slits: There appear to be side slits at the bottom for ease of movement.

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