The kurti is a full-length, A-line or flared silhouette, made from what appears to be handloom cotton fabric. It features a striking and unique design that combines different Sambalpuri ikat patterns, showcasing the traditional weaving artistry of Odisha, India. The dominant colors are off-white, deep red, black, and hints of brown and yellow. The design incorporates a mix of vertical stripes, geometric motifs, and a patterned central panel.

Specific Details:

 * Fabric: Handloom Sambalpuri Ikat Cotton. The fabric has a natural texture characteristic of handloom weaves.

 * Color Palette: Predominantly off-white with deep red stripes. The central panel is black with off-white/cream patterns, and there are border details in dark maroon and black.

 * Design and Pattern:

   * Body: The main body of the kurti, including the sleeves and the flared skirt portion, is covered in a pattern of vertical red stripes on an off-white background.

   * Central Panel (Yoke): The most prominent feature is the wide, vertical central panel that runs down the front of the kurti from the neckline to the hem. This panel is woven with a complex Sambalpuri ikat design featuring a series of horizontal bands.

     * The bands alternate between a zigzag or "bandha" (ikat) pattern in black and white and a plain horizontal band of a brownish-yellow color.

     * This central panel is framed on both sides by a narrow, deep maroon or red border with small, intricate geometric patterns.

   * Neckline: The neckline is a simple, rounded V-neck.

   * Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length and feature the same red and white striped pattern as the main body.

   * Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti has a solid black border, adding a finishing touch and a visual contrast to the patterned fabric above.

 * Construction: The kurti has a fitted yoke or bodice area that transitions into a flowing, flared bottom, creating a graceful silhouette. The stitching appears to be traditional and clean.

 * Style: This piece is a contemporary take on traditional Sambalpuri textiles, suitable for both casual and semi-formal wear. It represents a fusion of traditional craft with modern fashion sensibilities.

Shifting Date-10-12days