A geometric display typeface born from a commission for Japan Airlines' inflight magazine, its cross-hatch pattern derived from the intricate cut glass of kiriko artisans.
About
Originating as a title design for an article on a kiriko cut-glass craftsman, the typeface has grown into a full display family in two weights. The Regular and Bold are designed to layer over one another, allowing different colour combinations to produce custom visual effects. Both standard and condensed widths are available within a single font, mapped to upper and lowercase keys respectively.
Classification
A decorative display typeface built around a cross-hatch pattern inspired by Japanese kiriko cut glass. Its geometric, layerable construction and lack of conventional stroke modulation place it firmly in the display category.
