Schwarzbuchstabe Hauptstadt I ℑ

Gothic fonts became widely spread in the Middle Ages. Today it’s hard to imagine that large volumes of religious treatises were handwritten in letters with massive strokes and elegant details.

Fortunately, we don’t have to practice calligraphy handwriting, it’s enough to use the ready-made beautiful symbols from Unicode. For example, this letter comes in handy if you need to decorate business cards, wedding invitations, leaflets, menus, and other printed materials. Copy and combine it with other letters, thus creating an accurate and stylish text. The final result might look like this: ℑ o v e .

Das Symbol „Schwarzbuchstabe Hauptstadt I“ ist im „Buchstabenartige Symbole“ Subblock des „Buchstabenähnliche Symbole“ blocks enthalten und wurde als Teil der Unicode-Version 1.1 im Jahr 1993 genehmigt.