Fabric:

The fabric appears to be handloom cotton, characteristic of Sambalpuri textiles. It has a slightly textured, soft drape. The cotton fabric makes it suitable for comfortable daily wear in warm climates.

Pattern (Ikat Weave):

The most striking feature is the Ikat pattern, a hallmark of Sambalpuri weaving. The design consists of repeating, arrow-like or diamond-shaped motifs in an off-white or light grey color, arranged in vertical rows across the body of the kurti. The pattern has a slightly blurred or feathered edge, which is typical of the double-ikat tie-and-dye technique used in Sambalpuri weaving.

Design Details:

 * Neckline: The kurti has a contemporary V-shaped neckline that is set into a small, square-cut panel. This creates a stylish and unique keyhole effect at the neck.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are full-length (or close to full-length), ending just at the wrist. They feature a decorative border at the cuff, which consists of a thin, striped pattern in the same off-white/grey color as the main motif. There is also a small, thin stripe detail located just below the elbow.

 * Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti is finished with a striped border that matches the design on the sleeve cuffs, bringing a cohesive look to the entire garment.

 * Side Slits: The kurti has side slits, which are standard for this style, allowing for ease of movement.

Color:

The base color is a deep, solid maroon or burgundy, which provides a rich backdrop for the lighter-colored pattern. The complementary color of the pattern is a pale off-white, light grey, or very light beige.

Styling:

The kurti is styled with white churidar-style leggings, which create a strong contrast and allow the kurti's pattern and color to stand out. The wearer has accessorized with multiple colorful bangles on both wrists, adding a traditional touch.

Shifting Date-10-12days