Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Physical Attributes Facet
3. Design Elements (hierarchy name)
4. design elements (attributes)
5. patterns (design elements)
6. [patterns by specific type]

Additional parents:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Physical Attributes Facet
3. Design Elements
4. design elements
5. patterns
6. patterns by general type
7. allover patterns

Narrower term/s

• pig grain
• book cloth grain patterns[+]
  • ripple grain
  • sand grain
  • dot and line
  • honeycomb grain
  • bead grain
  • diaper grain
  • rib grain
  • bubble grain
  • morocco grain
  • frond grain
  • ribbed morocco grain
  • wave grain
  • dotted-line
  • diagonal beaded-line
  • crackle grain
  • pansy (book cloth grain)
  • linen grain
  • net grain
  • crisscross grain
  • cord grain
  • calico grain
  • fine rib grain
  • fine diagonal rib grain
• pebble grain
• levant grain
• straight grain
• cross grain

Anotations

Scope note:

Patterns that occur naturally on the surface of materials, such as cloth, leather, wood, or stone, caused by the arrangement of their constituent fibers or particles. Also, patterns, produced artificially, as for instance by embossing, on the surface of materials such as book cloth, in order to give them the appearance of having a particular grain; these may be either imitative of natural grains, or artificial designs such as a diaper pattern. Distinct from "grain (structure)" which refers to the actual arrangement and stratification of a material's constituent fibers or particles.