The Siren Fish
The Siren Fish solid brass minaudière, front view — Gullye
The Siren Fish
The Siren Fish minaudière worn by a model as an evening accessory
The Siren Fish
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TechniqueLost-wax cast brass · scales detailed by hand
At the bench42 hours
Solid brasscopper accentsruby-red glass eye

A mini fish-shaped minaudière, hand-cast in solid brass over twenty-five days, every scale detailed and a single ruby-red eye set by hand. The hinged belly opens to a velvet-lined interior for an evening's small essentials. Made in small batches; once sold out, this version is retired.

Specification

Materials
Solid brass, with copper accents
Dimensions
7"L × 2.5"W × 2.5"H
Capacity
Holds a lipstick, a key, and small evening essentials
Interior
Velvet-lined
Closure
Hinged belly latch
Chain
Gold-tone, 20" drop, detachable
Technique
Lost-wax cast, scales detailed by hand
Detail
Hand-set ruby-red eye
Origin
Handmade in India
Production
Small batch, never repeated

This piece is cast in metal and should be handled to preserve its finish and detail. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after use. Keep away from water, perfume, lotion, and moisture. Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough surfaces. A gentle natural patina over time is part of its character. Store in the Gullye dust bag.

Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days by FedEx Ground, arriving in 2 to 7 days across the U.S. Your tracking follows the moment it leaves us. Should it ever need to come home, you have 30 days from delivery.

What fits inside?

The interior is sized for small essentials, a lipstick, a key, or similar evening items.

Is each piece handmade?

Yes. Each one is cast and finished by hand, so slight variations occur. Those nuances are part of its character.

Can it be worn on the shoulder?

Yes. It comes with a chain strap with a 20-inch drop, and can also be carried as a clutch.

Will the finish change over time?

With wear, the brass may develop a soft natural patina. Many owners see this as part of the beauty of the piece.

The story

The Siren is the piece people stop you for. Not because it demands attention, but because it rewards it: the kind of object that takes a moment to understand, and once you do, you keep looking.

It is a fish, cast in solid brass. To make one takes twenty-five days across seven stages, wax carving, casting, scale detailing, polishing, and the hand-setting of a single ruby-red eye. The artisan touches it more than sixty times before it is finished.

When it arrives, notice the weight of it. The scales catching light at every angle. The small red eye no one sees until they are close enough to be curious. The click of the hinged belly opening.

Made in small batches. This version will not be made again.
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What is Gullye

What is Gullye

Gullye finds its soul in the forgotten lanes, where quiet hands shape beauty that the world often overlooks. We bring these stories forward not as relics of the past, but as living treasures meant to be cherished.

What goes into what we makeA note from our founder

The house of Gullye

Slow by hand.

Heirloom objects from the workshops of South Asia, made in editions, never in factories.

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The brass atelier · Edition of 5

The Siren Fish

$245Last one

A mini fish-shaped minaudière, hand-cast in solid brass over twenty-five days, every scale detailed and a single ruby-red eye set by hand. The hinged belly opens to a velvet-lined interior for an evening's small essentials. Made in small batches; once sold out, this version is retired.

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Free U.S. shipping·30-day returns·Authenticity guaranteed
The maker's mark
TechniqueLost-wax cast brass · scales detailed by hand
At the benchTwenty-five days, seven stages, sixty touches
MaterialsSolid brass, copper accents, ruby-red glass eye
№ 5 of an edition of five — the last of its kind

Gullye makes sculptural pieces by hand, in small editions, with master artisans in Jaipur. Once an edition sells out, it is retired.

The specification

MaterialsSolid brass, with copper accents
Dimensions7"L × 2.5"W × 2.5"H
CapacityHolds a lipstick, a key, and small evening essentials
InteriorVelvet-lined
ClosureHinged belly latch
ChainGold-tone, 20" drop, detachable
TechniqueLost-wax cast, scales detailed by hand
DetailHand-set ruby-red eye
OriginHandmade in India
ProductionSmall batch, never repeated
Care

This piece is cast in metal and should be handled to preserve its finish and detail. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after use. Keep away from water, perfume, lotion, and moisture. Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough surfaces. A gentle natural patina over time is part of its character. Store in the Gullye dust bag.

In confidence

What fits inside? The interior is sized for small essentials, a lipstick, a key, or similar evening items.

Is each piece handmade? Yes. Each one is cast and finished by hand, so slight variations occur. Those nuances are part of its character.

Can it be worn on the shoulder? Yes. It comes with a chain strap with a 20-inch drop, and can also be carried as a clutch.

Will the finish change over time? With wear, the brass may develop a soft natural patina. Many owners see this as part of the beauty of the piece.

Brass atelier: polishing a hand-cast brass clutch on the buffing wheel
From the atelier

The Siren is the piece people stop you for. Not because it demands attention, but because it rewards it: the kind of object that takes a moment to understand, and once you do, you keep looking.

Twenty-five days, seven stages, sixty touches.
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A mini fish-shaped minaudière, hand-cast in solid brass over twenty-five days, every scale detailed and a single ruby-red eye set by hand. The hinged belly opens to a velvet-lined interior for an evening's small essentials. Made in small batches; once sold out, this version is retired.

Product Details

Materials
Solid brass, with copper accents
Dimensions
7"L × 2.5"W × 2.5"H
Capacity
Holds a lipstick, a key, and small evening essentials
Interior
Velvet-lined
Closure
Hinged belly latch
Chain
Gold-tone, 20" drop, detachable
Technique
Lost-wax cast, scales detailed by hand
Detail
Hand-set ruby-red eye
Origin
Handmade in India
Production
Small batch, never repeated

Care

This piece is cast in metal and should be handled to preserve its finish and detail. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after use. Keep away from water, perfume, lotion, and moisture. Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough surfaces. A gentle natural patina over time is part of its character. Store in the Gullye dust bag.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

  • Dispatches in 1–2 business days.
  • U.S. delivery typically 2–7 days (FedEx Ground).
  • Tracking is emailed at dispatch.

Returns

  • Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging.

FAQs

What fits inside?

The interior is sized for small essentials, a lipstick, a key, or similar evening items.

Is each piece handmade?

Yes. Each one is cast and finished by hand, so slight variations occur. Those nuances are part of its character.

Can it be worn on the shoulder?

Yes. It comes with a chain strap with a 20-inch drop, and can also be carried as a clutch.

Will the finish change over time?

With wear, the brass may develop a soft natural patina. Many owners see this as part of the beauty of the piece.

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  • The Siren is the piece people stop you for. Not because it demands attention, but because it rewards it: the kind of object that takes a moment to understand, and once you do, you keep looking.

    It is a fish, cast in solid brass. To make one takes twenty-five days across seven stages, wax carving, casting, scale detailing, polishing, and the hand-setting of a single ruby-red eye. The artisan touches it more than sixty times before it is finished.

    When it arrives, notice the weight of it. The scales catching light at every angle. The small red eye no one sees until they are close enough to be curious. The click of the hinged belly opening.

    Made in small batches. This version will not be made again.