#kinska

[risotto38]

an example of Kinskan math! this is a quartic equation that I attempted to figure out

[artisticmoods]

In this week's Ceramic Gift Guide: a dreamy unicorn bowl, wonky shot glasses and: a little pink cup that will leave you with a surprise once your tea is finished.. 

You'll find the complete collection on the blog!

http://www.artisticmoods.com/ceramic-gift-guide-3/

[risotto38]

Dthar'n lii noe viidth alr thora liikent et dthar noer tosh thora-naire. En ailii prasen ofte koebii iishe unvabesiitsii viiten.

"You will say nothing with all your talking if you never close your mouth. A hasty tongue often earns its owner punishment."

[risotto38]

Dthar'she hei rik drros meidel-thora. Xo tu-oss bjelgavenum. Vii sja okk dthar'n fein korren.

"You have power over your mind. Not outside events. Know this and you will find strength."

[risotto38]

Iishe jotne xo-droelta als droelta drros gorma-ølsii'an. Noe she'n giife sat bashiin-dthar xo-eganbatu.

"It is better not to pray than to pray for too much. Nothing will be given that you will not repay."

This is just a short example of two different scripts in Kinska. The top is the Makkonjeti script, used by mages at the joint Akherin Academy and Temple. The bottom is the Common script, used by most people within Western Shikmonda. The tribes of Eastern Shikmonda use a different script which I may share in the future.

This bit of text is from the Viishirn O'Khazh, a book of the compiled teachings of sainted mage Tsakhulu Khazh, who founded a monastery in the mountains of Shikmonda. Ive been slowly working on it for the past few months.

[risotto38]

Two different writing styles for Kinska

[risotto38]

Kinska script--this is still a work in progress, so the list isnt complete. I plan on adding more particles and the rules on applying them in the script, but this is something I've compiled from the past couple of months

[artisticmoods]

Beautiful, functional ceramics with character bij Kinska, on the blog:

http://www.artisticmoods.com/kinska-2/