Jumbo Colored Pencils in Wooden Box
Jumbo Colored Pencil Set:
This jumbo color pencil set contains 12 primary colors and has pre-sharpened in a triangle shaped. This color pencil set is made of soften wood for easier sharpening, to match soft thicken cores for silky smooth coloring and color pencils sunny shades.
Strong and Durable:
This perfect jumbo pencil set is made of high-quality materials with a vibrant, smooth lay down and won't break easily. The pencil allows the child and adults to hold the pencil in correct position for their drawings, it will not be roll off when placed on the table.
Great for School and Home:
This bulky set box is made with triangle and non-slip barrel for comfort grip and easy control for drawing, so suitable to pre-school children and kids to draw on their practice drawings an even to assist them in writing control.
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