Some objects stay with us for a lifetime.

Not because they're useful, and not because they're expensive. We keep them because they remind us of the people we love, the future we're building, and the values we choose to live by.

Fortune Favors The Bull

At BULLMART, we believe the objects we choose to live with should earn their place in our lives.

 

Where our story begins.

For centuries, the Bull has represented fortune, strength, and protection. Not as a promise of luck, but as a reminder of the qualities people have long admired and chosen to live by.

It became the foundation of BULLMART.

Every BULLMART collection begins with that same belief.
Not that an object can change your life, but that the right object can remind you of the life you're trying to build.

Because the objects we choose to live with become reminders of the values we choose to live by.

"In today's world, uncertainty is inevitable. Conviction is a choice. Most brace, some charge. We built BULLMART as an homage to those who seek their fortune rather than wait for it, and every piece we make is a monument to the moment they chose to charge”

Jerry HUANG
CO Founder of BULLMART

"Every piece should embody the spirit of its time.

I hope this is more than just a collectible. I hope it serves as a reminder to keep moving forward, keep striving, and keep achieving victory"


Jone Qian
Co Founder of BULLMART

Toys bring out what's best in us: the willingness to trust, the nerve to want something enormous, and the imagination to create new stories for ourselves. Growing up, we sometimes lose that. So we at BULLMART believe that children need toys, but grown-ups need them more. Each of our bulls is as much a reflection of our own story as it is a reminder of our collectors' hopes and dreams. BULLMART makes collectibles worth holding onto!

SHITI
CO-FOUNDER & CEO

jerry & jone

Years after university, Jone and Jerry reconnected after their careers had taken them in different directions. Jone through art and design. Jerry through technology, entrepreneurship, and building new products.

Although their paths had been different, they found themselves drawn to the same question:
What makes an object worth keeping?
The answer wasn't rarity. It wasn't price. The objects we keep are rarely chosen by accident. They stay with us because of what they come to represent.

If they were going to create something people would choose to live with for years, it needed to stand for something timeless.

That search led them to one symbol that has appeared across cultures and generations.

The Bull.

Fortune favors the bull.