Naluth
A fluid display face between calligraphy and type
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Overview
About the family
Naluth keeps the modulation of a broad-nib pen without imitating a specific historical hand. Stroke weight shifts with direction, which gives each word a rhythm that a monolinear face cannot produce.
Alternates
Contextual alternates do most of the work automatically: entry and exit strokes adjust to their neighbours so connections stay smooth regardless of the word. Swash forms are available on demand for terminal letters, where a longer exit stroke can balance a headline.
The discretionary ligature set includes several extended forms intended for display use only — they are deliberately not on by default.
Styles
- نلُثRegular · 400
- نلُثMedium · 500
- نلُثBold · 700