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One of the first things that is obvious and comes to anybody’s notice is how there is clearly a “Roof” to the entire typeface here. The roof that is actually a line from which all the consonants in the alphabet hang is a part of the entire typeface and plays a major role in even differentiating the pronunciation of many words that are formed.
Another thing is the many prominent features such as the “matras” that I labelled as being a part of the ionosphere that is above the supporting “Roof” of the words. Again there is also the prominent “Mantle” that is below the main region and which also houses a lot of things (matras, pronunciation supporters etc.)
There are amongst all of these, prominent features in the typeface, like the “Nose”, the “Hive” etc, which are a feature of many consonants and give a prominent character to the entire alphabet.
Taking reference from the basics, typefaces by convention are comprised of lines that are either, straight, curved or slanted. In the Devanagari script too, it is an amazing amalgamation of the three and the formations when noted carefully are beautifully set together.
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