Sangha Kali typeface based on Sangha typeface and was optimized for the digital use. Both of typefaces are inspired by the Brahmic scripts (Tibetan and Devanagari writing systems), which was used by languages of several language families: Indo-European, Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman, Mongolic (Soyombo alphabet), Austroasiatic, Austronesian, Tai. The name of Sangha Kali based on the traditional dance of one of the most orthodox Brahmin caste – Nambudiri. This socio-religious dance is dedicated to Goddess Kali, and save numerous gymnasium techniques (known as ‘Kalaris’) in ancient Kerala where physical exercises and military training with special emphasis on physical feats and swordsmanship were given.

Sangha Kali typeface is free for personal and commercial use.

Thanks to Anna Seslavinskaya for sharing this awesome typeface, don’t forget to appreciate and follow.Willits Center for the Arts will present “A Classical Afternoon” on Sunday, July 15 at 2 p.m. This will be a fundraiser for WCA and features Wei Wei Liu singing selections from her favorite operas, and Scott Pratt playing pieces from composers as diverse as Gershwin and Poulenc.

Wei Wei was born and raised in China during Chairman Mao’s Cultural Revolution. She later studied at the Sichuan Music Conservatory in China. Wei Wei first came to Willits in 1992, taking voice lessons from Nadine Patton who lived in Rocktree Valley. She worked with Nadine for nine years commuting from her Bay Area home.

It was during this period that she made many Willits friends. In the Bay Area she worked for seven years with Freita Beinstein, the Moscow Music Conservatory