Colored pencils KORES KOLORES Triangular 12 pcs — triangular barrel, 12 colors

Set of KORES KOLORES colored pencils with a triangular barrel, 12 pieces. Each pencil offers one of twelve standard colours suitable for drawing, colouring and schoolwork. The triangular shape improves grip and reduces rolling on surfaces, providing more control for children and adults during sketching, shading and everyday colouring tasks.

Advantages

The triangular barrel provides an ergonomic hold that supports correct finger placement and reduces hand fatigue during extended use. A balanced selection of twelve colours covers primary and secondary hues for general-purpose colouring. The pencil cores deliver consistent colour laydown for outlines, filling areas and light shading. Durable wooden casings resist splitting under normal sharpening and everyday classroom or home use.

Suitable for

• School lessons and homework colouring
• Children learning to draw and hold pencils correctly
• Sketching and simple shading for hobby artists
• Craft projects, colouring books and poster work

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 coloured pencils
• Barrel shape: triangular for improved grip
• Colour range: twelve standard colours including primary and secondary hues
• Core type: coloured pencil lead suitable for drawing and colouring
• Construction: wooden casing designed for sharpening with standard sharpeners

How to use

Select the required colour and sharpen the pencil with a standard sharpener to the desired point. Hold the triangular barrel between thumb, index and middle finger to benefit from the ergonomic grip. Apply light to medium pressure for consistent colour laydown; increase pressure for more intense tones or layering. For shading, use the side of the core and blend gently; for fine lines, use the sharpened tip. Store pencils in a dry place and protect them from impact to avoid core breakage.

Usage recommendations

Use with standard handheld sharpeners; avoid electric sharpeners designed for thicker professional pencils. Replace broken cores by sharpening rather than forcing the pencil. Keep out of reach of very young children without supervision due to small parts risk. For smoother blending, combine with paper suited to coloured pencils or use a blending stump sparingly.