chank

It may also be simply called a "chank" or conch.

The chank shell also plays an important role in Buddhism.

In addition to being a font designer, Chank is also a painter.

But one continues to find links here to about 15 foundries that took part in Chank's group.

These species are sometimes known as "chanks" or "chank shells".

At Chank's site, the guy is also called Mike Tongue.

This included a right spiralled chank, that was produced in the sea, filled with water from the lake Anotatta.

His fonts are available through Chank's place.

The chank trumpet is sounded during worship at specific points, accompanied by ceremonial bells and singing.

From the basement of Chank the air road spiraled down to Sky Hill.

In 2000, in partnership with Chank, his fonts are finally being converted to the standard electronic formats.

The name "chank" for the shell of this species is derived from the Indian word shankha, the divine conch.

The sacred chank, Turbinella pyrum, known in India as the shankha.

Back then, making digital typefaces was all the rage, and people like Chank acquired a rock star status and a worldwide following.

The person who finds a left-handed chank shell (one that coils to the left) is sacred to Vishnu, as well.

Designer of the free stencil font Kaiser at Chank's.

Daniel Anderson's outfit, part of the Chank Army.

Designer of some fonts at Chank's place, including Cowboy Rhumbahaut (2000).

A fluted column shaped like a Greek pillar, supporting nothing but itself, was Chank, which had been a shopping center.

In the Western world, in the English language, the shell of this species is known as the "divine conch" or the "sacred chank".

Gubbo - Chank's dull-witted but loyal sidekick.

This involved the movement of finished goods and raw materials, including chank shell, lapis lazuli, turquoise, and ceramics.

The Sinistral (left handed) sacred Chank is found in the waters off Sri Lanka.

Chris Hunt's great handscribbling font Collateral Damage (1998) is distributed by Chank.

Diving for pearls and chank, as well as fishing, were thought of as being "low and ritually polluting occupations."