Seokbo font is a significant Korean font that revitalizes the essence of the early days of Hangul creation, based on the first Korean Buddhist scripture, Seokbo Sangjeol, adapted to fit modern usage. It carries profound meaning by embodying the spirit of early Korean font design influenced by Buddhist culture. This font is suitable for printing brochures, posters, books, magazines, and other publications to some extent, as well as for website design, advertising, banners, email brochures, video subtitles, and user-created content (UCC). However, it may not be suitable for use in corporate identity (BI/CI) applications such as company names, brand names, product names, logos, marks, slogans, or catchphrases. It is also not recommended for packaging of products intended for sale. According to the OFL (Open Font License), it is not permitted to modify, reproduce, or distribute the font files. However, it can be used for non-commercial purposes only.