"We don’t know about you but we find a beverage tastes considerably better when imbibed from a vessel with character and aesthetic appeal..." -The Coolector
"We don’t know about you but we find a beverage tastes considerably better when imbibed from a vessel with character and aesthetic appeal..." -The Coolector
Ecletticos was founded by a team with a passion for ceramics and design. We collaborate with artists so each piece is a remarkable work of art.
We believe items in your home should be an expression of your personality. The rugged quality and aesthetically pleasing designs of our products offer an earthy elegance to dress your space.
In our previous discussion, we discovered how the spoon was the first known tableware item and that I watch too much Downton Abbey. What we didn't learn was how utensils evolved from the days of cavemen. After the spoon came the knife and then the fork.
Did you know that the spoon is the oldest form of what we know today as tableware? Due to its ease of shape, our ancestors used seashells and hollowed stones to scoop their food in prehistoric times.
Today, Americans drink about 400 million cups of coffee per day out of the 2.25 billion consumed globally. But, coffee wasn't always popular in the United States. Even after the Boston Tea Party, it took time for Americans to train their palates to replace tea with coffee.
