Colored wooden pencils Toma triangular 18 colors model 382835, set of 18

Toma triangular colored wooden pencils, model 382835, set of 18 colors. These standard wooden-cased colored pencils feature a triangular ergonomic barrel designed to improve grip and control during drawing and coloring. The set contains 18 distinct hues suitable for shading, detailing and everyday coloring tasks in schoolwork, adult coloring books and hobby projects.

Advantages

The triangular barrel reduces rolling and encourages a stable three-point grip, which can help maintain consistent pressure and line control. The wooden casing provides a familiar sharpening experience and reliable core protection. A selection of 18 colors offers a versatile palette for blending, layering and basic color mixing. The pencils are lightweight and portable, making them convenient for classroom use, sketching on the go or home activities.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom coloring activities
• Adult and children’s coloring books
• Sketching, shading and simple illustrations
• Hobby crafts and DIY projects requiring colored accents

Key specifications

• Barrel shape: triangular ergonomic design for improved grip
• Number of colors: 18 distinct hues
• Material: wooden casing with colored pigment cores
• Intended use: drawing, coloring, shading, detailing
• Finish: matte varnish on barrel for comfortable handling

How to use

Select colors from the 18-colour set according to your project needs. Sharpen the wooden casing with a standard pencil sharpener to expose the colored core. Apply light pressure for soft shading and increase pressure for more saturated lines. Use layering and cross-hatching techniques to achieve gradients and depth. Store pencils in a dry place and cap or protect sharpened points when transporting to avoid breakage.

Usage recommendations

For improved control and comfort, hold the pencil in a three-point grip that aligns with the triangular barrel. Use a quality sharpener to avoid uneven cores, and combine colors gradually to build tones rather than relying on heavy single-layer coverage.