Unikurd Koch Bold, designed by Bardaqani, Ardawan, and Azad and released by the Kurd It Group on October 26, 2012, is a bold, geometric, and slightly tilted Kurdish font with wide and suppressed letterforms featuring symmetrical edges. Inspired by Naskh’s script with some Kufic influence, this font exhibits a distinct geometric and decorative touch, setting it apart from other Arabic fonts. With 358 characters and 339 glyphs, this thick font offers extensive language support, including Arabic, Latin, Persian, Urdu, Kurdish, and more. Its thick and changing thickness and strong but changing strokes with delicate ends ensure high legibility and aesthetic appeal.
While not overly decorative, Unikurd Koch Bold makes a statement with its clean lines and sharp angles. The slight tilt adds a touch of dynamism and unexpected energy, making it perfect for grabbing attention and conveying a sense of movement or modernity. Ideal for branding, creative posters, logos, and more, this bold and impactful font is best suited for short text applications due to its bold nature. Whether used for formal or expressive purposes, this font adds a contemporary flair to any design project, making it stand out.
