Magic Pen Pencil BAMBOO - no sharpening needed
- IS162020
Magic Pen BAMBOO pencil with a tip that does not require sharpening!
- Made from wood in the shape of a bamboo plant.
- Operating principle: the tip rubs the paper to break down the metal alloy molecules and leave them on the paper surface. Magic Pen can be used on most types of paper, and the writing lasts for a long time, regardless of temperature or weather conditions.
- Can replace up to 200 traditional pencils by using compressed tips, without the need to sharpen or replace them. This saves time and money and can be used for a long period.
- Exceptionally light. Weighs only 9 grams!
- Can be customized by pad printing or laser engraving.
- Wide range of uses: this pencil is suitable for children to use for drawing, journaling, note-taking, making albums, and other artistic projects; it can also be used to write on wood, cardboard, and other materials.
- This wooden magic pencil is ideal for sketches, notes, or illustrations, being a durable and eco-friendly alternative to classic pencils.
- Comes individually packaged in a matte black cardboard box, suitable also for gifts.
Every year, over 250,000 trees are cut down just to produce pencils. If you want to avoid being part of this process, then Magic Pen pencils are the obvious choice.
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