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ITF Devanagari

ITF Devanagari

by Indian Type Foundry
Licenses from $420.00
Complete family of 5 fonts: $420.00
ITF Devanagari Font Family was designed by Satya Rajpurohit and published by Indian Type Foundry. ITF Devanagari contains 5 styles and family package options.

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ITF Devanagari Complete

5 fonts

Best Value!

  • ITF Devanagari Light ITF Devanagari Light

  • ITF Devanagari Book ITF Devanagari Book

  • ITF Devanagari Demi ITF Devanagari Demi

  • ITF Devanagari Medium ITF Devanagari Medium

  • ITF Devanagari Bold ITF Devanagari Bold

Per style:

$84.00

Pack of 5 styles:

$420.00

About ITF Devanagari Font Family


ITF Devanagari is high contrast typeface in classical proportions suitable for setting books, magazines, and strict demands of the newspaper printing. The family consists of five weights and has been optimized for superb legibility at small sizes. Each style contains 847 glyphs including all the necessary conjuncts and ligatures used to write Hindi, Marathi and Nepali languages.

Designers: Satya Rajpurohit

Publisher: Indian Type Foundry

Foundry: Indian Type Foundry

Design Owner: Indian Type Foundry

MyFonts debut: Apr 28, 2015

ITF Devanagari

About Indian Type Foundry

Founded in 2009, the Indian Type Foundry (ITF) designs and distributes fine-quality, multilingual fonts for both the Indian and global market. ITF specialises in creating and developing both custom and retail fonts. ITF has designed and licensed fonts to some of the world’s most iconic brands including Apple, Google, Samsung, Sony, Amazon and Hyundai to name just a few. Its retail library offers fonts for text and display use, in visual styles ranging from traditional to experimental. ITF currently offers over 200 retail font families across 20 writing systems. ITF’s Kohinoor font family is on permanent display at London’s Design Museum as part of the “Designer Maker User” exhibition, which recognises this work as a historic milestone in the field of graphic design.

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