Sylvaris Split Monogram Font is a refined serif font that features a built-in horizontal break, giving you space to personalize each letter with custom names, dates, or initials. This elegant monogram style combines classical serif structure with botanical-inspired curves, making it perfect for wedding invitations, branded packaging, Cricut projects, engraved gifts, and luxury stationery.
Designed with clarity and beauty in mind, each uppercase letter in the Sylvaris Split Monogram carries delicate flared serifs and subtle curves reminiscent of nature. The graceful break in the middle of each character offers a clean, editable space that’s ideal for personalization—allowing you to add a name or meaningful word while maintaining a professional and decorative style.
Whether you’re creating a bespoke logo for a boutique, customizing a tumbler or wood sign, or building a complete wedding suite, Sylvaris Split Monogram delivers elegance, charm, and versatility. It pairs beautifully with script fonts for a modern-classic contrast and can be used in print and digital formats.
With full support for numbers, punctuation, and multilingual characters, this font is ready for global projects and craft platforms. Compatible with popular design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, and Canva, Sylvaris Split Monogram is a great fit for beginners and professionals alike.
From handcrafted gifts to branding and upscale home décor, this split monogram font brings beauty and refinement to any personalized project.
This font is used only for demos (Demo license). If you want to use this font for commercial use please contact: https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/sylvaris-split-monogram/
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Font info
| Designer Name: | Sharon ( DmStudio ) |
| Date: | October 15, 2025 |
| Downloads: | 1 |
| Classification: | Elegant / Luxury Fonts, Inline Fonts, Modern Fonts, Retro / Vintage Fonts, Script Fonts, Style / Aesthetic Fonts |
| License: | Free for Personal Use |
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