These unique COLOUR pencils are wood-free and made from your daily newspaper! No Trees were harmed in the making of these pencils! How? Recycled Paper is tightly rolled around the graphite (lead) with super strength! These 100% eco-friendly 2B pencils are smooth to draw & colour with and easy to sharpen. Makes a great gift for fellow Eco-warriors!
Earth-Point: Wood-free and recycled product.
Why Newspaper pencils?
In India alone, we consume around 15-18 billion pencils each year and that comes at a grave cost of 7 Million trees annually.
These trees can be saved by repurposing old newspapers into pencils
These unique COLOUR pencils are wood-free and made from your daily newspaper! No Trees were harmed in the making of these pencils! How? Recycled Paper is tightly rolled around the graphite (lead) with super strength! These 100% eco-friendly 2B pencils are smooth to draw & colour with and easy to sharpen. Makes a great gift for fellow Eco-warriors!
Earth-Point: Wood-free and recycled product.
Why Newspaper pencils?
In India alone, we consume around 15-18 billion pencils each year and that comes at a grave cost of 7 Million trees annually.
These trees can be saved by repurposing old newspapers into pencils
Earth-Point: Wood-free and recycled product.
Why Newspaper pencils?
In India alone, we consume around 15-18 billion pencils each year and that comes at a grave cost of 7 Million trees annually.
These trees can be saved by repurposing old newspapers into pencils
These unique COLOUR pencils are wood-free and made from your daily newspaper! No Trees were harmed in the making of these pencils! How? Recycled Paper is tightly rolled around the graphite (lead) with super strength! These 100% eco-friendly 2B pencils are smooth to draw & colour with and easy to sharpen. Makes a great gift for fellow Eco-warriors!
Earth-Point: Wood-free and recycled product.
Why Newspaper pencils?
In India alone, we consume around 15-18 billion pencils each year and that comes at a grave cost of 7 Million trees annually.
These trees can be saved by repurposing old newspapers into pencils