Kurti Type: Anarkali-style kurti/dress.

Fabric: Sambalpuri ikat cotton.

Color Palette:

 * Dominant Color: A vibrant shade of green.

 * Secondary Colors: Maroon, black, and gold/tan.

Design and Pattern:

 * Body (Green Sections): The majority of the kurti is a bright green with a vertical "Bichitrapuri" or similar ikat pattern. The pattern consists of fine white or off-white stripes interspersed with the green, creating a classic Sambalpuri striped look.

 * Front Panel: The central front panel is a different ikat pattern in maroon and black. The pattern features intricate geometric motifs, possibly resembling diamonds or eye-like shapes, a hallmark of Sambalpuri weaving. This panel provides a striking contrast to the green body.

 * Borders: The kurti is accented with borders.

   * There is a black border at the hemline.

   * There are decorative gold-colored borders flanking the central maroon panel, and also on the cuffs of the short sleeves. These borders are likely woven with a small, traditional design.

Style and Cut:

 * Neckline: The neckline appears to be a simple round or boat neck, with a small V-cut at the front below the neckline.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are short and feature a gold border.

 * Silhouette: The kurti has a fitted or semi-fitted bodice and flares out dramatically from the waist, creating a full, voluminous skirt typical of an Anarkali silhouette. The pleats around the waist add to the flared effect and the overall graceful fall of the fabric.

Overall Appearance: This kurti is a beautiful example of traditional Indian textiles used in a contemporary style. The combination of the classic Sambalpuri ikat patterns and the popular Anarkali cut makes it a standout piece, suitable for both festive and casual occasions. The rich colors and detailed weaving highlight the craftsmanship of Odisha's handloom traditions.

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