Georgian Mkhedruli

Mkhedruli is the rounded, caseless hand of medieval Georgia, copied in iron-gall ink across the tanned vellum of Gospel books such as the Gelati and Adishi Gospels. This system rebuilds that scribal leaf: a darkened parchment page, generous margins, and a single column of round Georgian letterforms.

Color comes from the workshop palette — gold-leaf ochre, ultramarine, vermilion, and a muted manuscript green — reserved for illuminated headpieces and grapevine interlace. Nothing is glossy or neon; every accent stays at the saturation a brush and ground pigment could reach.

这是中世纪格鲁吉亚的圆体「骑士体」（Mkhedruli）抄本风格——格拉提与阿迪希福音书里那种以铁胆墨写就、历经数百年而泛深的鞣制羊皮纸。整个系统重建那一页：暗化的羊皮底色、宽阔的留白边距，以及一列圆润、无大小写之分的格鲁吉亚字形。

色彩取自抄经工坊的颜料盘——金箔赭黄、群青蓝、朱砂红，与一抹沉静的抄本绿，只用于装饰性的卷头花饰与葡萄藤蔓边框。这里没有任何高光油亮或霓虹色；每一处点缀都停留在画笔与矿物颜料所能达到的饱和度之内。