Lápiz de color Faber-Castell Jumbo GRIP 110932 Rosa

Faber-Castell Jumbo GRIP 110932 Pink is a jumbo-sized coloured pencil with a thick triangular barrel and a Soft-Grip zone designed to fit comfortably in small hands. The pencil uses water-soluble, light-resistant pigments for vivid pink colour and features SV bonding for break resistance. The varnish is water-based and environmentally friendly, and there is a space on the barrel to write a name. The set includes individually available lead in 26 colours; this model is the pink variant (MPN 110932, EAN 4005401082606).

Advantages

The triangular thick barrel and patented Soft‑Grip zone provide a non-slip, ergonomic hold that reduces hand fatigue during drawing. Water-soluble pigments allow you to blend and create watercolour effects by applying water with a brush. SV bonding increases lead strength to reduce breakage, pigments are specially light-resistant for lasting colour, and the water-based varnish is kinder to the environment. The pencil can be washed out of most fabrics.

Suitable for

• Preschool and primary school children learning to hold pencils
• Art and craft projects requiring bright, water-soluble colour
• Adult hobbyists who prefer a comfortable, non-slip grip

Key specifications

• Brand: Faber-Castell
• Model / MPN: 110932
• EAN: 4005401082606
• Colour: Pink (individual colour from a 26-colour range)
• Barrel: Thick triangular
• Grip: Patented Soft‑Grip zone
• Lead: Water-soluble, light-resistant pigments
• Binding: SV bonding for break resistance
• Varnish: Environmentally friendly, water-based

How to use

Hold the jumbo triangular barrel in the usual pencil grip; the Soft‑Grip zone helps maintain a steady, non-slip hold. Draw normally to apply colour; to produce watercolour effects, lightly wet a paintbrush and brush over the coloured area until the desired blending is achieved. The pencil can be sharpened with a suitable jumbo sharpener.

Recommendations

Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve pigment lightfastness. For best results when creating watercolour effects, test water amount on scrap paper first and use a soft brush for smooth blending.