The Sancha family of scripts have been used in the peaceful valleys of Kashmir as early as 9th CE and now are mostly used in present day Himachal Pradesh in India in the Sirmour, Solan and Shimla areas where they form an integral part of the heritage of these lands, especially in the practice of […]
The Sancha Lipi—that is, Sancha scripts—are a family of related scripts from northern India. They were brought to my attention by the ever-vigilant Biswajit Mandal. An elementary teacher from Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, he is also a linguist, font creator, and linguistic content supplier for Omniglot and the Endangered Alphabets. He was one […]
