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

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/