Faber-Castell is one of the most famous brands among artists. The history stretches all the way back to 1761, when the company was founded and started their production of pencils.

The ambition has always been to be innovative, ever since Sakura was started in the beginning of the last century. Sakura were the first company to launch gel based ink. The gel pen was going to revolutionize the pen industry.

Pilot Pen was founded in 1918 in Japan and today, the company is one of the world’s biggest manufacturers of pens. Their pens have become real classics and can be found in many pen cases around the world.

In the USA, the homeland of Sharpie, this brand is synonymous with a marker. Sharpie’s markers are popular all over the world. The products are handy, reliable and also look good.

Tombow was founded in 1913 in Japan. Since then it has remained in the family. Values important to the company are consistency and tradition, which may be the secret behind their well designed products and high quality. 

Derwent has been creating pencils in the Lake District, UK since 1916. The first colour pencil was introduced in 1938. Behind each product lies years of experience and a deep understanding of artists. 

Winsor & Newton was founded in London almost 200 years ago, in 1832 to be more precise. Today, Winsor & Newton is one of the leading manufacturers of art supplies, and one of the most famous brands in the world of creativity and art.

One of the oldest colouring pencil brands in the world, Lyra, was founded in 1806. Through the years they have refined their production in order to be able to offer pens of high quality and the range of products has expanded a lot since the beginning.