A high-contrast glyphic serif rooted in the incised Roman capital tradition, designed for display use across posters, book jackets and titling applications.
About
Belda takes its formal cues from the brush-painted stone inscriptions of Trajan's Column, translating that lapidary heritage into a contemporary display typeface with sharp serifs and pronounced stroke contrast. The lighter weights read as subtle and refined, while the bolder cuts deliver a vivid sparkle suited to editorial and advertising headlines. OpenType features including small capitals and titling capitals extend its range beyond purely decorative use.
Classification
Belda draws from the incised Roman capital tradition, referencing the brush-painted letterforms of Trajan's Column. Its sharp serifs, high stroke contrast and glyphic character place it firmly in the glyphic or lapidary serif subcategory.