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Gullye · Press Kit
Objects made
to be kept.
Gullye is a slow-luxury house of statement bags and jewelry: hand-cast solid brass, natural shell, and hand-set stone, made in small batches to be kept for generations. Based in Redmond, Washington; made by hand in India; ships free within the US.

The story
Generational art forms, made into everyday objects
Gullye exists to bring generational art forms into everyday objects. We began with handbags, and every piece on the site is connected to an art form: metal cast in molds shaped by hand, stones pressed into warm gold until the metal itself holds them, enamel painted and fired in a kiln, glass beads stitched one at a time, cotton printed with carved wooden blocks.
Each design is made with intention, in small editions, by artisans who have carried their craft across generations. The result is jewelry-grade work in objects you actually use, and the thesis is generational in both directions: made by hands that inherited the skill, made for hands that will inherit the piece.
Chetnnaya Jain, founder
At a glance
The 2026 moment
A brass fish at Fashion Week
Fish-shaped bags became one of the year's most covered accessory trends, written up by WWD and Marie Claire. Gullye's hand-cast Matsya was carried at New York Fashion Week in September 2026. Three angles journalists have found in it:
- The trend's handmade entry: most fish bags are fabricated; the Matsya is lost-wax cast over about 25 days, $345.
- The accessible original: a solid-brass fish at $245 to $345 in a category whose best-known piece sells for $640.
- Slow luxury, literally: what "handmade" should mean, from a founder who can name the workshop, the technique, and the timeline.
Visual assets
Hi-res images
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The founder
Chetnnaya Jain
Founder of Gullye, based in Redmond, Washington. Available for interviews and expert comment on artisan supply chains, what separates genuinely handmade goods from marketing, and building a slow-luxury brand in the US market.
Press inquiries answered within one business day.
For shoots and features
Samples and loans
Pieces are available on loan for shoots and, for select features, to keep. Because every piece is made by hand in small editions, we ask for about a week's notice. The product cards below link to full detail pages for every current piece.
The Bags ›
30 pieces-
The Matsya Fish
Regular price $345Regular priceSale price $345 -
The Dholak
Regular price $245Regular priceSale price $245 -
The Botanist
Regular price $245Regular priceSale price $245 -
The Mosaic
Regular price $245Regular priceSale price $245 -
The Vendôme
Only 2 leftRegular price $200Regular priceSale price $200 -
The Oyster
Regular price $190Regular priceSale price $190























































