Stockmar Beeswax Crayons & Blocks Combined Set — 8 Sticks + 8 Blocks in Tin Case, Vibrant Transparent Colors

Discover STOCKMAR Beeswax Crayons & Blocks in a Handy Tin

This combined set brings together eight wax-sticks and eight wax-block crayons, both fashioned from natural beeswax and pigment-rich color. The result is hues that feel luminous and balanced, delivering depth and light that artists can control across formats.

Two formats, one color family

Because the sticks and blocks are produced from identical materials and matched color groups, you can switch between controlled line work and broad, expressive washes without mismatched tones. The wax' refined structure helps colors stay clean on the page, reducing crumble and smudging.

• Sticks offer precise, crisp lines for drawing and illustration.
• Blocks deliver sweeping color blocks ideal for texture and layering.
• Both formats share a harmonious palette for cohesive artworks.

Drawing properties that invite experimentation

Artists can layer opaquely or translucently, explore glazing techniques, and build texture with multiple passes. The wax transfers smoothly, enabling expressive marks without excessive sticking to the surface. Surfaces such as drawing paper or carton boards respond well to these materials.

What’s in the tin and how it’s organized

The 16-piece assortment includes: Carmine Red, Orange, Lemon Yellow, Green, Blue, Blue Violet, Rust, and Black. The sticks measure about 8.3 cm by 1.2 cm in diameter, while the blocks are about 4.1 x 2.3 x 1.2 cm. The set also includes a scraper for textured effects.

Ideal for classrooms, studios, and personal practice

Educators and creatives value the robust tin case that keeps everything organized, making it convenient for workshops, demonstrations, or personal studio work. The material quality supports repeated sessions of color exploration between lessons.

Practical tips to maximize color and technique

• Start with light layers to test color transparency before building depth.
• Use the scraper to reveal textures or to blend colors on the surface.
• Switch between sticks and blocks to compare line work versus broad washes.