Nataraj Super Jumbo Wax Crayons, 12mm, 12 Colours, Extra Thick for Kids

The pack includes 12 colors, with extra-thick 12mm crayons for durable and comfortable handling.

Yes. They feature a child-safe, non-toxic wax formula suitable for young artists and everyday learning activities.

They provide a smooth color glide on standard drawing paper and similar surfaces, producing bright, even color with gentle pressure.

Great for beginners, early-years art projects, coloring books, and classroom activities where easy grip and durable sticks help kids focus on creativity.

No sharpening is required. Simply unwrap and start coloring. To keep them in good condition, store in a box away from heat and avoid excessive bending.

Hold the 12mm sticks with a relaxed grip, using gentle pressure. If the crayon feels stubborn, rotate the crayon rather than pressing harder to minimize breakage.

Jumbo crayons are thicker and easier for small hands to grip, offering better control and durability. They’re ideal for beginners and early learning, though they may not fit in very small coloring books or tight spaces.

If you’d like more color variety, you can look at similar jumbo options on Fepy such as: Nataraj Jumbo Wax Crayons - 16 Colours (12mm): https://fepy.com/product/nataraj-jumbo-wax-crayons-16-colours-12mm; Camlin Jumbo Wax Crayons - 12 Colours (12mm): https://fepy.com/product/camlin-jumbo-wax-crayons-12-colours-12mm; Crayola Jumbo Wax Crayons - 24 Colours (12mm): https://fepy.com/product/crayola-jumbo-wax-crayons-24-colours-12mm

Yes. The extra-thick sticks are durable and easy for multiple students to grip, making them well-suited for classroom coloring activities and shared art projects.

Best on plain drawing paper, heavy-weight paper, or coloring-book pages. Avoid overly slick surfaces where colors may smear; for best results, use with standard pencil or craft paper.

For fabrics, gently scrape off excess wax and treat with cold water before washing. For hard surfaces, use soap and warm water or a mild solvent like rubbing alcohol, then rinse. Always test a small area first.