Picture a 1920s speakeasy revival menu on expensive cardstock, or a luxury event invitation that demands to be looked at twice. That's where Kashtani, designed by Burntilldead, comes in. This Art Deco display font marries geometric precision with theatrical flair, capturing the swagger of the jazz age while speaking fluently to contemporary design work. It's bold and unapologetic, with the kind of presence that stops scrolling and makes people read.

Kashtani works beautifully for luxury event stationery, high-end cocktail lounge signage, retro theater posters, and boutique packaging that needs to announce itself with confidence. The typeface ships in six core styles: Regular, Round, Oblique, Outline, Decor, and Extrude variations, giving you real room to layer typography, create dimensional effects, or shift the mood entirely with a single style swap. Alternates and ligatures are built in, along with full character support for multilingual projects and regional typography needs.

The Decor and Extrude styles really shine at large display sizes, where their ornamental and three-dimensional qualities become part of the composition rather than mere decoration. For the designer who understands that restraint and maximalism can coexist in a single typeface, Kashtani works. Find it on Creative Fabrica and start building something with presence.