Dry highlighter. This highlighter is ideal for particularly thin papers. With a patented grip zone for a secure hold and an extra break-resistant nib due to special gluing, it provides a smooth color application. The wood comes from exemplary managed forests, and the coating is made from environmentally friendly water-based lacquer.

The new highlighter 1148 in Grip Design impresses with its ergonomic triangular shape and the slip-resistant, characteristic dotted grip zone. Thanks to its particularly soft nib, the highlighter is excellent for marking on thin paper, as the nib does not bleed through even on loose leaf collections like legal texts.

The colored pencil is available in five intensely bright colors: yellow, orange, pink, blue, and green. Faber-Castell stands for innovation rooted in tradition. The company’s origins date back to 1761 when carpenter Kaspar Faber began producing pencils in Stein near Nuremberg.

In the 19th century, branches were established in trading metropolises like New York and Paris, laying the foundation for conquering the global market. 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, offering a wide range of writing and stationery products.

The company places great importance on social and ecological sustainability. Since 2010, 95 percent of the wood used has been certified according to strict FSC standards, and thanks to its own forests, Faber-Castell is certified as climate-neutral, making it one of the few companies in the writing instrument industry to achieve this status.