Three-D Bottom-Lighted Rightwards Arrowhead

This three-dimensional arrowhead appears as a solid, right-pointing wedge with a shaded bottom edge to simulate a light source from above. Formally known as the Three-D Bottom-Lighted Rightwards Arrowhead, it belongs to the Dingbats block and functions as a directional indicator rather than a standard alphanumeric character. Because it represents a shape rather than a word, it is typically described by its visual appearance or simply referred to as a shaded arrow tip.

Typographers and graphic designers commonly use this symbol as a stylistic bullet point in brochures or instructional lists to guide the reader’s eye. In digital layouts and website navigation, it often marks a transition or indicates a link to a following page. In social media posts and professional presentations, it serves as a distinct visual marker to emphasize specific call-to-action buttons or to denote the progression of a sequence.