Palm of Buddha by Dan Vuletici is a free psychedelic display font built from swelling strokes and tightly curled letterforms. Repeated spirals and rounded loops turn the lettering into a continuous chain of soft, bulbous shapes with a clear 1960s and 1970s counterculture flavor and a compact, tumbling rhythm.
A concert poster is its most convincing setting, since the rolling forms echo vintage rock graphics and hand-drawn gig lettering. It also suits album artwork, festival merchandise, and playful drink packaging. For branding, the circular motifs can become part of a complete illustrated emblem rather than serving as ordinary product lettering.