Stoichedon
The mason’s grid: one letter per cell, no word spaces, the reader doing the separating.
Classical masons cut stoichedon: one letter per cell, columns and rows aligning in both directions, no word spaces. The grid is ruled first, then the letters land in it.
Integration
<link rel="stylesheet" href="anthemion.css">
<script type="module" src="anthemion.js"></script>
<anthemion-stoichedon cols="12" rules="grid" spaces="drop" stagger="42">
Quarry House
</anthemion-stoichedon>Slot
Short display text — a title, a name, a date.
Budget
- Never more than four words. Word spaces are dropped, and the reader has to do the work.
- Not for body copy under any circumstances.
Restraint is the aesthetic, and it does not survive being applied generously. These limits are the specification, not advice.