Tulia's Artisan Gallery

Tulia's Artisan Gallery

Nature-inspired jewelry, ornaments and home decor handmade by artisans across Colombia, from a Chicago gallery named for its founder's grandmother.

Fair trade
Member of Fair Trade Federation
Made in
Colombia
Based in
Chicago, Illinois
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Vetted by The Labour Movement · last reviewed October 2026 · How we vet brands

Tulia's works with master artisans and independent artists across Colombia, prioritizing Indigenous makers and giving back to Indigenous-led projects.

The story

Karen Torres, a Chicago native whose parents emigrated from Colombia, founded Tulia's Artisan Gallery and named it after her grandmother. The business is based in Chicago.

Its jewelry, ornaments, mobiles and home decor are handmade in Colombia by master artisans and small independent artists, with Indigenous artisans prioritized where possible. The range includes bronze butterfly ornaments, woven Indigenous jewelry and hand-painted pieces.

Tulia's follows fair trade principles and gives back to Indigenous-led projects working to revive and preserve Colombia's traditions. It is a member of the Fair Trade Federation and Chicago Fair Trade.

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Is Tulia's Artisan Gallery fair trade?

Yes. Tulia's is a member of the Fair Trade Federation, which screens whole businesses against nine fair trade principles before accepting them. The Labour Movement also vetted Tulia's before listing it, and we review every brand each year.

Where is Tulia's jewelry made?

In Colombia, by master artisans and small independent artists. Tulia's ships from Chicago.

Who was Tulia?

The founder's grandmother. Karen Torres, whose parents came to the United States from Colombia, named the gallery after her.