Triangles like wax crayons. The dent makes the triangle fit well in the hand and the pen grip is practiced. But, there is no right or wrong way to hold these crayons!
These wax crayons are extremely break-resistant and yet have a soft finish in beautiful colors.
A thin line or outline can be drawn with the tip, or an entire plane can be drawn with the wide side.
The triangles are also very suitable for the frottage technique. Place a leaf or coin under a piece of paper and run the wide side of the crayon over it: the outline, relief and details of the object become visible in the colors of the crayon on the paper.
The colors are so opaque that you can also draw on colored or black paper, which gives beautiful effects.
Artistic effects can also be added using different surfaces with soft, hard or structured surfaces such as wood or stone.
The paint does not rub off on the hands.

For small hands: great drawing fun!
Drawing suddenly becomes a treat for your fingers! These triangular wax crayons are naturally comfortable to hold thanks to their clever indentation. They playfully support the practice of the pen grip, without there being a 'right' or 'wrong' way to hold them. This provides peace of mind and confidence while drawing.
The ergonomic shape stimulates fine motor skills and aids in the development of writing motor skills. By varying pressure, angle, and movement, children exercise their hand muscles and wrist stability. This is valuable preparation for learning to write.

The wax crayons are break-resistant yet deliver soft, smooth coverage in brilliant, opaque colors.
- draw with the tip for thin lines and contours
- color with the broad side for large areas
- suitable for frottage technique
- beautiful effect on black or colored paper
- doesn't transfer to hands

For the frottage technique, place a leaf, coin, or other textured object under paper. Go over it with the broad side and watch how details and structures become visible. This combines observation, touch, and sight in one activity.

Different surfaces such as wood, stone, or other textures also provide additional sensory experiences. This makes it not only creative material, but also valuable sensory drawing material that activates the senses.

By experimenting with color, pressure, and surface, executive functions such as concentration, task orientation, and sustained attention are engaged. Children learn to plan (what will I draw?), persevere, and control their movements.

These triangular wax crayons connect creativity with motor development. Playing, discovering, and growing naturally go hand in hand here.

Triangles like wax crayons. The dent makes the triangle fit well in the hand and the pen grip is practiced.
These wax crayons are extremely break-resistant and yet have a soft finish in beautiful colors.
A thin line or outline can be drawn with the tip, or an entire plane can be drawn with the wide side.
The triangles are also very suitable for the frottage technique. Place a leaf or coin under a piece of paper and run the wide side of the crayon over it: the outline, relief and details of the object become visible in the colors of the crayon on the paper.
The colors are so opaque that you can also draw on colored or black paper, which gives beautiful effects.
Artistic effects can also be added using different surfaces with soft, hard or structured surfaces such as wood or stone.
The paint does not rub off on the hands.