Ever thought a crayon could get the makeover of a lifetime?? Well, the Ommo crayons are literally my favorite crayons as of now. They’re just backed by absolutely the most brilliant design thinking I’ve seen in a while. What’s the story? Well, children between ages 1 and 3 grasp a lot. A lot more than you give them credit for. Crayons can be a much more enriching and educating experience than they are today. The Ommo crayons for starters come in a different egg/pebble shape. They’re easy to grasp, engaging the child’s motor skills, while also resisting breakability, given its new form. The crayons don’t just satisfy ergonomic needs. They provide a wonderful exercise in color theory too. Each crayon has a fruit or a vegetable depicted on it corresponding to its color. This wonderful idea promotes association-building, helping children not just understand colors, but color names too, and not to mention, it makes fruits and veggies trendy in the eyes of the little ones! What a remarkable win!! 💡
Designer: Sasoham Studio for Ommo
