Dating back to the 19th century, colouring pencils have a rich history of evolution. Initially crafted with simple pigments and binders, they've transformed into the versatile, wax-based wonders we know today. In the early 20th century, the Faber-Castell company introduced the watercolour pencil, further expanding artistic possibilities.

Colouring pencils transcended mere tools for children's play, becoming integral in fine art, illustration, and adult colouring. Artists embraced the medium for its precision, blending, and the ability to create intricate details. From professional artworks to therapeutic adult colouring books, these pencils have woven themselves into the fabric of artistic expression.