Haptufer Ceramic Primer Color Pencils DIY Hand-Painted Glaze Powder Pencils 17cm (12 colors)

• Precision Tool: The underglaze color pen has a very fine tip, which allows you to create smooth and precise thin and thick lines in ceramic decoration. It's the perfect choice for creating unique decorative patterns, shading, and marking test tiles on ceramics.
• Durable with Vibrant Colors: The ceramic underglaze color pen is not easy to break and has a long service life. Unlike unpainted pigments that dry easily, it retains vibrant colors after firing.
• Quality Material: This product is an oil-based colored pencil, insoluble in water, offering a more delicate touch and more vibrant colors compared to water-based colored pencils with rough and dull strokes. The pencil core is tightly wrapped in softened linden wood, making it less prone to breakage during drawing, especially suitable for beginners who do not apply even force.
• Safe and Guaranteed: All products strictly comply with EN71, ASTM D4236, and ASTM F963 standards, are lead-free, and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If the product does not meet your expectations, you can simply apply for a refund or replacement.
• Easy to Modify: Mistakes can be corrected with a stump, Available in 12 strong, coverable colors for a wide range of creative possibilities, ideal for detailed work.

【Product Name】: 12-Color Underglaze Color Pen 【Material】: Pen Core: High-quality Pigment; Pen Body: Basswood 【Size】: 17.5cm×0.73cm×12 pens 【Package Contents】: 12×Oil-Based Colored Pencils 1×Eraser 1×Storage Box 【Colors】: Vermilion, Orange, Carmine, Yellow, Light Green, Dark Green, Grey, Sky Blue, Black, Brown, Dark Blue, White 【Precautions】: Glazing oil-based colored pencil works can cause glaze shrinkage, but many colored pencil works are not glazed, so we recommend customers not to glaze; if glaze effect is needed, spray glazing method will have much better results. Upgraded oil-based colored pencils can not only draw on bisque, if the bisque is fired at 1200C into porcelain, as long as it is not glazed, it can be normally drawn on after becoming porcelain, with strong color adhesion, and it also solves the problem of bisque being easily broken when children draw on it. Oil-based colored pencils are not suitable for drawing on greenware, as it can easily leave marks and is not easy to color.