Colored pencils Carioca triangular 24 colors model 42516-24

Carioca triangular colored pencils set with 24 colors (model 42516-24) offers a compact collection of pigment cores in a user-friendly triangular barrel. Designed for drawing, coloring and school art projects, these colored pencils combine an ergonomic grip with a balanced lead hardness suitable for both detail work and broader fills. The set of 24 tones covers a practical palette for everyday creative tasks and classroom activities. Compatible with standard pencil sharpeners, the pencils are intended for children and hobby artists seeking dependable color performance and easy handling.

Advantages

The triangular body provides improved grip and prevents rolling, supporting better control during prolonged use. A selection of 24 colors ensures a versatile palette for mixing and layering. Leads are centered in the wooden shaft for consistent sharpening and reduced breakage. The pencils are compatible with typical sharpeners and are suitable for school use and home projects.

Suitable for

• School art classes and homework
• Sketching and coloring in notebooks or coloring books
• Hobby and craft projects requiring precise control
• Color studies and basic blending techniques

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 24
• Barrel shape: triangular for ergonomic grip
• Core type: colored pigment lead suitable for drawing and coloring
• Compatibility: works with standard pencil sharpeners
• Intended users: children and hobby artists

How to use

Select the desired color and hold the triangular pencil between the thumb, index and middle finger to take advantage of the ergonomic shape. Apply light strokes for shading and increase pressure for more intense color. For fine details use the pencil tip; for broader areas use the pencil at a lower angle to the paper. When the tip blunts, sharpen with a standard sharpener until the core is exposed to the preferred length.

Usage recommendations

Store the pencils in a dry place and keep the tips protected to reduce breakage. For smoother blending, layer lighter tones first and apply darker tones gradually. Supervise young children during use and select appropriate paper weight for best color laydown.