X Code from East Regular Písmo

X Code from East by Adien Gunarta is a free geometric Malayalam display font with a strikingly modern build. Its near-uniform strokes turn through rounded corners and deep squared bends, creating a continuous sequence of arches, hooks, and compact loops, with small circular marks punctuating the otherwise dense horizontal flow.

As a decorative title treatment, it can give cultural festival posters, music packaging, and restaurant branding a crisp contemporary edge rooted in South Asian script forms. The recurring curls and tall hanging shapes also suit language-learning graphics and editorial features about Malayalam literature, regional cinema, or Kerala arts.

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This font uses Javanese script (Hanacaraka), but it is a dingbat font. It does not accurately represent Javanese script or follow its correct writing rules.