Hexagonal colored pencils in a metal case with a viewing window. The colored pencils feature high color brilliance and a break-resistant core due to special gluing. They have a classic hexagonal shape and are FSC certified, which stands for responsible forest management. FSC is an international certification system for more sustainable forest management. The wood used in furniture, toys, books, notebooks, or pencils with the FSC label comes from forests that are managed responsibly. There are ten globally applicable principles that all FSC standards in different countries must adhere to. Forests and plantations that are FSC certified are managed according to stricter ecological and social principles to support the long-term preservation of forests.

Faber-Castell - Innovation from Tradition. The origins of Faber-Castell date back to 1761 when carpenter Kaspar Faber began producing pencils in Stein near Nuremberg, which his wife sold at the Nuremberg market. In the 19th century, the foundation for conquering the global market was laid with branches in trade metropolises like New York and Paris. During this time, the company received its current name Faber-Castell through a noble marriage. Today, the company, with production facilities in nine countries and over 8,000 employees, is the world's largest manufacturer of graphite and colored pencils and offers an extensive range of stationery and paper products. Faber-Castell places the highest value on social and ecological sustainability. Since 2010, 95 percent of the wood used has been certified according to strict FSC requirements, and thanks to the company's own forests, Faber-Castell is one of the few companies in the writing instrument industry to be certified as climate neutral.