Arienas Collective X Tuluk: Pop-up celebration of creativity and Scotland’s craft legacy

We're delighted to announce that Tuluk and The Arienas Collective are coming together again to show case the very best in Scottish artisan craft and design.

You are warmly invited to our craft, design and Tuluk Duffel Bag pop-up where every purchase supports the next Tuluk craft apprenticeship.

On sale will be a unique commissions of hand-crafted pieces from Scottish artisans who Tuluk has worked with over the last 10 years.

This event will mark the exciting launch of Tuluk's latest collaborative Duffel Bag with local coffee roaster, Mr Eion Coffee (yes, the very same coffee brand served at all Arienas workshops!) with an exclusive reclaimed coffee sack collection. On the day there will be a selection of sacks available and you can have a bespoke bag made with the sack of your choice.

We will also be showcasing the fabulous new colourways of our original duffel in brown, black, and navy. All our bags are handmade in Fife by our social enterprise partners using reclaimed waxed cotton from Dundee.

Join us for an afternoon of creativity and inspiration, where every purchase makes an impact. From homeware and jewellery to fashion accessories, and the iconic Tuluk Duffel Bags of course, every purchase helps support the makers, apprentices, designers, and storytellers who keep creativity alive through their skill, practice and innovation. Our bags are designed to be timeless, sustainable, and full of character, just like the explorer, artist, writer and botanist Isobel “Tuluk” Wylie Hutchison who inspired us.

Enjoy a Mr Eion coffee or a glass of fizz as you explore the collections and take home unique handcrafted pieces. Each sale supports craft apprenticeships to ensure the trades which make these exclusive pieces can continue to flourish.

Flick through the images above for examples of the types of crafts available.

About Tuluk

At Tuluk, we believe in the power of craftsmanship to make a positive impact on individuals, communities and economies and we know we’re not alone.

We’re a social enterprise on a mission to conserve Scotland’s traditional artisan skills, funding apprenticeships that empower skilled artisans to pass down their knowledge, grow their businesses, and keep their tools, materials, and techniques relevant.

How do we do it? We create iconic duffel bags that are versatile and stand the test of time. With every purchase, you’re directly preserving and revitalising skills that have shaped our culture for generations. By investing in a Tuluk bag, you’re endorsing Scotland’s craft heritage.

What's included

Tickets cost £10 and include complimentary refreshments. The profits from ticket sales will also be donated to Tuluk so you know you’re helping just by turning up!

If you can't be there on the day, there's the option to donate.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Lynn (Founder, The Arienas Collective) & Gill (Founder, Tuluk)

More information

Please note that the workshop space is on the first floor of a Georgian mews home and unfortunately there is no lift access.

Please let the organisers know if you have any allergies. The workshop space is within a family home and is not nut or other allergy-free.

We are nearby public transport: local buses within 5 minutes walk, St Andrews bus station and tram stop around 10 minute walk, and Waverley Station is around 15 minutes walk.

There is metered parking available in nearby streets. Within our permit zone, it is free to park from 5.30pm.

Please do not park in the Meuse itself to avoid blocking in neighbours. Thank you.