It's an open-front, Phulkari short kimono or shrug style jacket, characterized by its relaxed fit and likely wide sleeves. The base fabric appears to be a light-colored material, potentially a soft cotton or chanderi silk, providing a canvas for the embroidery Embroidery The most striking feature is the elaborate, hand-done Phulkari embroidery, a traditional folk art from the Punjab region of India. The embroidery showcases a vibrant array of colors, including various shades of pink, green, and blue, forming intricate floral and geometric patterns that cover much of the jacket's surface, including the body, sleeves, and pockets. Phulkari traditionally uses silk floss threads (pat) in a darning stitch, often worked from the reverse side of the fabric, a unique characteristic of this craft. Cultural Originally, Phulkaris were embroidered by women for personal use or as gifts for special occasions like weddings, symbolizing joy and blessings. Technique : Hand Stitch Embroidery Work 2 pockets on Each side for Everyday Essentials. **Note:- I am Also Dealing in Wholesale Prices For all Kinds of Items in My Shop If you have any questions please feel free to send me a conversation. Thank You very much for visiting my shop.