A bold, square Hebrew display typeface by Avraham Cornfeld, drawing on early Israeli typographic style, with five width variants and a parametric axis added in a 2018 update that also introduced Latin uppercase.
About
Caravan's block-like, upright letterforms are rooted in the graphic vernacular of early Israeli typography, giving it a distinctive national character unusual among contemporary Hebrew typefaces. Five width variants can be used independently or mixed within a single word to create variable horizontal rhythm, a feature formalised as a parametric variable axis in version 2.0. The 2018 update extended the family with Latin uppercase coverage across a wide range of European languages.
Classification
A blocky, square, heavy Hebrew display typeface with variable width as its primary axis. The Latin uppercase was added in 2018, and the font's parametric/variable nature and bold geometric construction place it firmly in the display category.
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