Levi

'Levi' embarks on a captivating journey through the time tunnel of classical Ashkenazi letterforms, emerging on the other side as a font that seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary grandeur. Rooted in the essence of the wandering Jewish people in Europe, this majestic typeface stands firmly on the ground while undergoing a mesmerizing metamorphosis, ultimately embracing its role as a modern Hebrew font tailored to our time.

The tale of 'Levi' commences with an ardent quest to discover the prototype of the Hebrew Ashkenazi Gothic letter, which once flourished in Eastern Europe during the 15th century. Renowned as the writing style of Yoel Ben-Shimon, it later graced the pages of the Prague Haggadah printed by Gershon Cohen in 1526. Throughout the years, this captivating style became a wellspring of inspiration for various fonts, including Stam by Francesca Baruch and the Soncino Chumash crafted by Marcus Beamer in 1931.

Beyond its irresistible charisma and allure, the Levi font boasts an extensive repertoire of features. With its six versatile weights, it effortlessly adapts to different design needs. It embraces English letters seamlessly and supports 218 Latin languages in uppercase, ensuring its versatility and global appeal. Meticulously crafted punctuation marks accentuate its precision, while a range of practical opentype™ features enhance its usefulness in various contexts.