Right Square Bracket with Quill

Right Square Bracket with Quill at U+2046 is a decorative closing bracket form, shaped like a right square bracket with a small quill-like flourish. It belongs to the General Punctuation block and functions as a paired punctuation mark with its left counterpart, mainly for specialized textual styling rather than everyday grammar. Its real use is narrow: it appears in typography, encoded editions, and manuscript-oriented text where a source or design uses ornamental square brackets to enclose inserted, editorial, or highlighted material. In a scholarly transcription, for example, a word supplied by an editor might be framed with the matching quill brackets to preserve the visual convention of the printed source. It may also be used in decorative page design, bibliographic facsimiles, or historical-looking digital text when plain square brackets would lose an intended ornamental distinction. Because many fonts do not include this uncommon punctuation mark, it can fall back poorly or appear missing; when semantic meaning is not required, ordinary right square bracket punctuation is usually more reliable.