The Landa-based scripts of
Sindh were generally
not used for much more than routine writing and general commercial
activity. Michel Boivin of L’École des hautes études en sciences
sociales (EHESS), Paris, recently sent me photographs that show the
use of the Khudawadi script in an inscription.
Below is a photograph of a Khudawadi inscription in an ex-voto at
the shrine of Udero Lal in Hyderabad,
Sindh:
The image below shows the detail of the Khudawadi inscription:
In addition to Khudawadi, this ex-voto has inscriptions in four
other scripts: Latin, Devanagari, Arabic, and Gurmukhi.
A proposal to encode Khudawadi in the Unicode standard is being prepared.