Ayeri Ornament Script

The Ornament Script was invented in April 2004 by Carsten Becker, originally intended to be used as a script for artistic purposes in his invented language, Ayeri, but later discarded for that purpose. In that language, the script is called Tahano Veno (beautiful script).

Notable features

The shapes of the letters were inspired by vines.
The script is essentially ornamental and can be written in horizontally from left to right or in spirals.
In theory the script could be adapted to write English

Notes

The vowels with a grave accent (à, è, etc) are known as 'variable vowels' and are part of Ayeri's verb morphology.
The consonants n, m, j and v and the vowels o, ó and ò can be mirrored if necessary.

Punctuation

Ayeri Ornament Script punctuation

Sample text in the Ayeri Ornament Script

Transliteration/translation

Temihin Nay Perin / North-wind and Sun

Another script invented by Carsten Becker

Tahano Hikamu

Link

Carsten Becker's page about the Ayeri language
http://benung.nfshost.com/

Another script by Carsten Becker
Tahano Hikamu

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