Kitpas Medium Stick Rice Wax Crayons 12 Colours

• Contents: 16 x Stick Crayons
• Colours: White, Pink, Red, Orange, Pale Orange, Yellow, Spring Green, Green, Light Blue, Blue, Navy, Purple, Brown, Dark Brown, Grey, Black
• Materials: Food-safe brown rice bran wax and oil, pigments, and emulsifier
• Crayon Size: L 7.4cm Ø 1cm
• Package Size: L 9cm W 21.8cm H 2.2cm
• Weight: 175g

• Enjoy drawing bright, smooth pictures on paper
• Draw on non-porous surfaces, like glass, mirrors and whiteboards. Easily wipe off with a damp cloth.
• Kitpas Crayons are water-soluble - try applying a little water to turn your drawings into watercolour paintings
• Smudge drawings on paper with your fingers to make neutral colours and graduations
• Needing a fixative for Kitpas drawings on paper - gently add a little cornstarch

• Recommended for children over the age of 3 years old
• Drawings on rough, porous materials, such as chalkboards, walls, wood, paper and furniture - are NOT erasable
• Kitpas drawings left on windows for many hours can become stabilized through UV rays, making them difficult to wipe off. We recommend you draw, enjoy and wipe off. Or use Window cleaner and a paper towel to wipe off if stains remain.
• If you get Kitpas on fabrics or clothes, soak the stained area in cold or lukewarm water, apply laundry soap or alkaline detergent directly on the spot. Wash lightly by hand, rinse thoroughly, and let air dry. (This will work for most fabrics, but some stains may not be able to be removed)
• For wet surfaces, like bathtubs, we recommend our Kitpas Bath Crayons.
• If you notice any oil seeping out of Kitpas Crayons over time, this is normal.

Kawasaki, Kanagawa & Bibai, Hokkaido

Kitpas

Kitpas is made by Nihon Rikagaku Industry Co., Ltd., a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1937 and known for producing quality chalk for over 80 years. When opening their second factory in Bibai, Hokkaido — a city famous for scallops — they developed an innovative way to recycle discarded shells into smooth, durable chalk, reducing local waste and improving quality.

Building on this spirit of care and creativity, Kitpas introduced their now-beloved Art Crayons in 2005, followed later by the use of food-grade rice-bran wax, a sustainable ingredient that enhances both safety and performance.