Seed Pencils – set of 8 graphite pencils to plant after use
This set brings together 8 graphite pencils designed for writing, sketching, note-taking and daily drawing. Each pencil contains a seed capsule at its end.
The graphite lead allows you to write, annotate, sketch or fill a notebook just like a classic pencil. The wooden body maintains a simple grip and can be sharpened in the same way as a traditional pencil.
When the pencil becomes too short to be used comfortably, the capsule can be planted in the soil and then watered regularly. The set contains several aromatic and plant varieties.
INFORMATION
These pencils are suitable for handwriting, quick sketches, annotations, journaling, and work notebooks. They can be used at school, in the office, in a workshop, or in a lightweight drawing kit.
The seed capsule extends the object's use once the pencil is finished. It does not alter the pencil's primary use: writing, drawing, sketching, and accompanying daily tasks on paper.
Germination depends on soil, watering, light, temperature, and growing conditions. Not all seeds necessarily germinate at the same rate.
FEATURES
Content: 8 plantable pencils
Materials: wood and graphite
Length: approximately 19 cm
Special feature: integrated seed capsule to plant after use
Varieties included:
Basil, parsley, four-leaf clover, mint, dill, sage, perilla, and thyme.
USE & PLANTING
Use the pencil normally for writing, drawing, or annotating. Sharpen only the wood and graphite part, without damaging the capsule located at the end.
When the pencil becomes too short, place the end containing the capsule in light soil, without pushing it in too deeply. Water gently to maintain regular moisture.
Place the pot in a bright spot, avoiding excessive standing water. Young shoots should remain in slightly damp soil during the first days of germination.
CATEGORIES & GUIDES
To find other tools related to sketching, notebooks, and graphic practices, you can browse the
Drawing collection.
For notebooks, pens, and writing tools, you can also consult the
Writing collection.
To learn more about the uses of materials, papers, inks, and workshop tools, also find the
Ikane guides.
🤍 Ikane Workshop Tip
Plant only when the pencil becomes too short for comfortable use. Keep the soil slightly moist during the first few days, without drowning the capsule.
