A half-length linen door curtain with a rod pocket at the top, printed with a simple bamboo motif in two tones. Half-length curtains are common in Chinese homes and shopfronts because they screen a doorway without blocking the light.
A half-curtain covers the top or the lower half of a doorway and leaves the rest open, which is why it is common in Chinese shopfronts and hallways: it breaks a sightline without darkening a room.
The fabric is linen with a rod pocket at the top; the rod is not included, because the right diameter depends on the bracket. The bamboo motif is printed in two tones and is deliberately simple. Wash cold; expect linen to crease, which is part of how the material behaves.
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