The Arrow pattern is a directional geometric weave — a repeating chevron pressed into the fabric structure itself, not printed on. That means the pattern can't fade, crack, or wash away. It's woven in, permanently, as part of the fabric construction. Up close you see the detail; from across the room it reads as clean texture rather than obvious pattern. It's subtle enough for minimalists, interesting enough for people who like a curtain to do more than just hang there.