The Croatian kuna banknotes feature intricate designs and notable figures from Croatian history, emphasizing their cultural heritage. The 20 kuna bill prominently displays the portrait of a historical figure along with various security features such as a watermark and holograms. The overall color palette integrates shades of purple and green, coupled with detailed patterns that are both artistic and functional. The 10 kuna notes also maintain similar characteristics, showcasing historical significance while employing modern security techniques to prevent counterfeiting.
Obverse (front)
The front side of the 20 kuna note presents a detailed portrait of a prominent figure in Croatian culture, accented by a blend of vibrant colors, primarily purple. The left side features a watermark that adds an element of security, alongside a clever integration of geometric patterns that enhance the aesthetic quality of the banknote. There is also a denomination mark and a unique serial number that contribute to its authenticity.
Reverse (back)
The reverse side of the 20 kuna banknote contains a depiction of a significant architectural landmark, symbolizing Croatia’s rich history. The use of intricate designs, such as a hologram and microprinting, accentuates the banknote's security features. The colors are a mixture of shades that create a visually appealing gradient, while security markings help prevent forgery. The overall composition reflects both artistic beauty and practical security.