Doona's Magic Crayons

These versatile children's crayons are perfect for little artists who love to draw on various surfaces, including paper, glass, tiles, and metal. Cleanup is a breeze, as the marks can be easily wiped away with a wet cloth. Doona's crayons are not just for drawing, they can also be mixed with water to create vibrant watercolor effects, adding an extra layer of creativity to playtime. The playful packaging is designed to engage young imaginations, with drawings on the kraft box that can be colored in. Doona's Magic Crayons are recommended for children aged 3 and up and offer endless opportunities for fun and artistic exploration. Find more great art supplies for kids in our Woset collection. Materials: rice wax and pigment Made by: Woset, by Kakimori Made in: Japan Specifications: crayons measure 3.7" x 0.5" each 12 crayons per box Use: For age 3 and up Use under adult supervision. Keep away from the mouth to avoid accidental ingestion. Not erasable from surfaces such as chalkboards, rough or porous materials Keep in a safe place out of the reach of children. Care: Keep out of direct sunlight and below 120℉/50℃ to avoid melting. The presence of excess oil is normal and does not affect product quality. When using on windows, take care to avoid water from condensation and secure window coverings out of the way. Leaving product on wired glass or double/triple-glazed glass for longer than one hour may cause thermal cracks. Further Reading:  Our beloved brand Kakimori has created a magical world called Woset. Follow along with all the characters living in Woset. Doona created these magical crayons from rice wax that can work on many surfaces: paper, glass, tile, metal, nom nom trees, etc. The unique colors of these crayons are inspired by various natural things found within the forest along the outskirts of Woset. Doona believes great ideas can come from anyone anywhere, especially when they least expect them. These magical crayons come in a reusable box so you can store them away nicely when your imagination needs a rest.