Our next initiative: supporting Mongolian culture, language, and script

The Endangered Alphabets are planning a major project to support the Mongolian people’s efforts to protect and promote their language and its beautiful traditional script, and we’ll need your help.
We’re recruiting illustrators and Mongolian calligraphers and translators; we’ll also be launching a fundraiser to create a range of language tools, both educational and fun, that incorporate the script. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, here’s just one example of the way in which the Mongolian script is used as art–a white-blue porcelain vase made by Tamir in Jingdezhen, 2018. It includes inscriptions in three different traditional Mongolian scripts: Soyombo script at the top, Mongolian traditional Uyghuric script in the middle and Orkhon Turkic rune script at the bottom. Made in participation in a New Silk Road Project, Jingdezhen, China 2018 and taken from the @calligraphie.mongole Instagram feed.
We’ll be doing all we can to promote this kind of work, and I’ll also be doing a large carving based on Mongolian calligraphy. As I say, watch this space, and help us if you can.

Thanks!