Noto Sans Soyombo
A single-weight Noto sans-serif supporting the elaborate Soyombo script, a historically significant abugida created for Buddhist scriptural use in 17th-century Mongolia.
About
Noto Sans Soyombo ensures that the intricate, architecturally composed forms of the Soyombo script are renderable in contemporary digital environments. The script holds particular cultural significance as its primary symbol, the Soyombo emblem, features on the Mongolian national flag. The font serves scholars of Mongolian history, Buddhist studies, and any institution working to preserve Central Asian manuscript traditions digitally.
Classification
Supports the Soyombo script, a complex abugida created in the 17th century by Mongolian scholar Zanabazar for writing Sanskrit, Tibetan, and Mongolian. A single-weight Noto design following the project's neutral, functional approach.