




Stockmar Modeling Beeswax - 12 Assorted Colours
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STOCKMAR Modelling Beeswax is a sustainably made, natural modelling material offering. It is clean to use, non-crumbly, non-toxic, reusable and won't dry out. The colours remain vibrant and luminous.
Modelling Beeswax can be used in the classroom or therapeutic setting to balance the senses of sight touch smell movement and warmth. Helps calm and settle nervous children and children with attention difficulties to stay focused on classroom activities.
Made in: Germany
Available as: 12 sheets, assorted colours
Colours: 00 Ivory 01 Carmine Red 02 Vermilion 04 Golden Yellow 06 Yellow Green 07 Green 09 Blue 10 Light Blue 12 Red Violet 13 Rust 15 Black 24 Pink
Material: Beeswax, and colour pigments
Recommended Age: 3+
Safety: Conforms to EN71 Toy Safety Standards
Non-toxic: Regularly inspected by independent laboratories for residual analysis, free from preservatives
Quality: Subject to the continuous review and refinement of subjective qualities and artistic properties
Usage: The wax becomes pliable after being warmed in one's hands, but then hardens and keeps its shape after forming. Figures will last as long as you want them to, but beeswax can always be warmed and reformed.
The Hans Stockmar Company was founded in northern Germany in 1922, and initially offered beekeeping supplies and candles. Over time, and in cooperation with Waldorf school art teachers, the company developed many other products, including our popular modelling beeswax, wax crayons, water colour paints and decorating wax.
STOCKMAR products are known around the world for their adherence to high pedagogical, artistic, social and environmental standards.
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