Kores7-Piece Creative Stationery Set
R219
About
Kores provides you with the tools to bring your ideas to life!
Product Features
- The ultimate creative set for children!
Korellos Felt Tip Pens – Fine
- Long lasting felt tip pens with fine tips
- Ideal for precise colouring
- 10 intensive and brilliant colours
- Washable from fabrics and other surfaces using soap and water
- Constant and high ink flow
- Long-life: 48h cap-off time
- Ideal for school
- Ventilated cap: safe for children
- Solvent-free and non-toxic: suitable for children aged 3+
Kromas Coloured Pencils
- Coloured pencils with soft lead
- High quality wood for easy sharpening
- Ergonomic triangular shape
- 12 Colouring Pencils
Eco Glue Stick
- Contains Glycerine for smooth gluing
- Clean and smooth application
- For all kinds of paper, including carton and photo paper
- Strong adhesive power after 60 sec.
- Ideal for office, home and school
- Fast, durable and economical
Beetle Sharpener
- High quality plastic single sharpener in "pocket size"
- Available in 5 assorted colours
- Quality steel blades made in Germany
- Easy sharpening and long life
- Ideal for school and home
Grafitos Fantasy Pencil
- Graphite pencils with HB lead for silky writing
- 4 different colourful and fun designs: ideal for kids
- High-quality wood for easy sharpening
- Ergonomic triangular shape
Glitter Glue
- Precise tip for clean, fast and accurate application
- Ventilated cap: safe for children
- Sticks on paper, cardboard and plastic
- Ideal for hobby and craftwork
- 10.5ml of each colour
Transparent Ruler
- High quality plastic rulers in a transparent, light colour
- With name field
- Inking edge
- 30cm
Product Specification
- Kromas 12 Colouring Pencils
- Korellos 10 Felt Tip Pens - Standard Fine
- Graphitos 4 Fantasy Dragon HB Pencils
- Bright Glitter Glue Set of 5
- Beetle Single Sharpener
- 30cm Transparent Ruler
- 20g Eco Glue Stick
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