U+11F54 "𑽔" Kawi Digit Four Unicode Character

U+11F54 "𑽔" Kawi Digit Four is a numerical symbol from the Kawi script, a Brahmic writing system historically used across maritime Southeast Asia, particularly in regions of modern-day Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, to write languages like Old Javanese and Sanskrit. This digit represents the numeric value four and was part of the Kawi script's decimal system, which was employed in inscriptions, manuscripts, and official documents from the 8th to the 16th centuries. The character belongs to the Kawi block of Unicode, added in version 15.0 in 2022, enabling digital preservation and study of this ancient script. Its glyph typically follows the consistent angular and curvilinear style of Kawi numerals, reflecting the script’s evolution from Indian Brahmi influences while adapting to local aesthetic traditions.