Lápices de colores Staedtler 157 14 uds.

The Staedtler 157 colored pencils set contains 14 carefully selected colors including Black, Blue, Bordeaux, Brown, Green, Light Blue, Light Cyan, Mauve, Orange, Peach, Red and Yellow. Designed for drawing, coloring and shading, these colour pencils provide even pigment laydown and a smooth feel on paper. The assortment suits school projects, sketching and hobby artwork where precise lines and reliable color coverage are needed.

Advantages

These Staedtler colored pencils combine consistent color intensity with easy sharpening and controlled application. The cores deliver good opacity and blending potential while the wood casing provides stable handling and comfortable grip for extended use. The set’s compact selection of 14 colors covers primary and secondary tones as well as subtle shades for transitions and highlights.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and homework
• Sketching and preliminary drawings
• Coloring books and adult coloring
• Shading, layering and simple blending techniques
• Crafts and hobby projects

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 14
• Color range: includes Black, Blue, Bordeaux, Brown, Green, Light Blue, Light Cyan, Mauve, Orange, Peach, Red, Yellow
• Product type: colored pencils for drawing and coloring
• Core characteristics: smooth pigmentation suitable for layering and shading
• Body material: wood casing for pencil cores

How to use

Select the required color and sharpen the pencil to the desired point for fine lines or a blunt edge for broader strokes. Apply light, even pressure for base layers and increase pressure gradually to achieve richer coverage. For shading and gradients, use overlapping strokes and vary pencil angle; blending can be improved by using light cross-hatching or a blending stump on compatible paper. Keep pencils dry and store horizontally or in a case to protect the cores.

Recommendations

Use medium- to heavyweight paper (120 g/m² or higher) for best color laydown and minimal paper texture interference. Test color combinations on a scrap sheet before applying to final artwork and sharpen with a quality sharpener to avoid core breakage.