The Intimate Utensils product line is all about the intimacy of eating food. Most eating utensils are about leverage, elegance, and efficiency. The Intimate Utensils’ unique shape brings food much close to the hand, thus closer to the mouth. It’s a modern take on how primitive people ate long long ago. I still prefer chopsticks.
Designer: Kristrun Hjartar
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The only cons that I see using this product is that you need a huge armor to store all of them! 😛
This one came to prove that minimal design is not the best all over the world! [:D]
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love it….i want it
love it….i want it
At first I did like it, but the spoon is hard to use unless you want to look like a baby learning to…
I think they are really cool…
They should have built in Pepper and Salt shakers.
is it possible to find a way to eat that’s a reference to how cave men ate that’s ALSO efficient? because eating with that would be really unconfortable.
Cute but weird. The knife looks like a one-pronged fork.
Plastic forks also “bring the food closer to the hand and thus to the mouth”