This utensil set combines a fork, knife, and scoop into one portable tool that does it all.  
 
Created by New York based designer, Fatima Fazal who was deeply conflicted by the amount of waste produced from the hospitality+ special event industry where she worked.  "Single-use utensils take 5-seconds to produce, 5-minutes to use, and 500 years to decompose - we've got to create an alternative for people who want to be part of the solution."
 
The concept invites people to get closer to their food, both physically and philosophically. Through the iconic interlocking heart shape - they remind us of our connection to each other, and to the planet. 
 
About the Designer //
 
Fatima Fazal is a multidisciplinary designer and creative director whose work bridges continents and cultures—from London via East Africa and India, to New York City. As the force behind Sommwhere and Heart Parts, Fazal fuses architectural precision with emotional resonance, creating spaces, products, and experiences that are tactile as and transportative. Her design work spans design of residences to globally distributed products, including objects sold at the MoMA Design Store (Tokyo + New York) to design collections featured in
Colette (Paris).
 
Fazal’s distinct vision has been tapped by cultural icons, from Jay-Z and Glenn Powell, to brands like Hidden, MSCHF, Porsche, Land Rover, and Condé Nast.
 
She has held senior Experiential Design roles at creative agencies and now leads the creative studio Sommwhere located in New York.