A single-weight Georgian text typeface developed at ParaType in 1994, adapted from Anton Dumbadze's metal type design supplied by the Georgian company Vesta.
About
Originating from artwork provided by Vesta in Georgia, Deda Ena was adapted at ParaType (then ParaGraph) as a digital Georgian typeface for continuous text setting. Available in a single Book weight, it targets editorial and paragraph-level composition. Its metal type heritage gives it a structured, traditional character suited to magazine and book typography in the Georgian script.
Classification
A Georgian script typeface for text typography, derived from a metal type design. The modern serif classification reflects its origins in traditional print typography with a structured, upright character suited to body text.
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