Hanol V.2Derived from the Korean word for "strand" or "hair," Hanol celebrates the elegant curves found within the strokes of its letters. Inspired by the ethereal robes of a fairy floating in traditional Asian folklore, Hanol exudes a light and lively atmosphere. Its delicate yet expressive design enhances its graceful aesthetic, making it ideal for editorial layouts, book design, and beyond. Need help determining what license you need? Head to our licensing

clean proportions

Designed for clarity

Designed by Jonathan Saucedo

Klaster Sans offers versatility across various design applications

Each curve and counter is crafted to create the illusion of equal gaps between and within letters—resulting in a hypnotic

Non Ophelie Italic maintains the precision of the roman version

functional typeface

KNF Damryl strikes a balance between modernity and utilitarian elegance

well-balanced text block

With 796 glyphs

whilst serving some extra retro punch

it adapts effortlessly to both minimalist compositions and dynamic