Nataraj Fluro Print Pencil, HB, 12 Pencils with Sharpener

HB graphite is a medium-hard grade that’s great for clean, everyday writing and light sketching. It delivers a balanced combination of hard-er lines and smooth shading.

Fluro Print Body means the pencil casings have vivid, eye-catching colors and patterns. This makes them easy to identify, fun to use, and quick to grab in a desk or bag.

The 12-pack includes 12 HB pencils and a free pencil sharpener, ready to use straight out of the box.

Insert the pencil tip gently into the sharpener, apply light pressure, and twist slowly until you reach the desired point. Remove the pencil and test on paper, then adjust if needed.

They’re ideal for students and casual artists—great for writing notes, taking exams, doodling, and light sketching with smooth, clean lines.

Both use HB graphite and offer similar writing performance. The Fluro Print variant adds a bright printed body and includes a free sharpener for added convenience. See https://fepy.com/product/nataraj-hb-graphite-pencil-12-pack for the alternative.

Nataraj Color Pencils are designed for color drawing, while these HB pencils are for writing and grayscale drawing. If you need color pencils, check the Nataraj Color Pencils 12 Pack on Fepy: https://fepy.com/product/nataraj-color-pencils-12-pack.

Store them in a cool, dry place with the caps or tips protected. Keep the pencils sharpened to prevent breakage, and avoid moisture or extreme heat which can affect the wood and lead.

Yes. A 12-pack with a free sharpener provides a cost-effective, ready-to-use supply for regular writing and light drawing, making it a practical choice for students and everyday use.

Yes. The sharpener is a small part; keep it away from very young children and inspect it for damage before use. If damaged, stop using it and remove it from reach of kids.

Grip the pencil with relaxed pressure, use light-stroke motions for clean lines, rotate your paper to work on different angles, and keep the lead sharp for precise writing and sketching. Practice with short, controlled strokes to develop consistency.