WALKER’S POINT — It’s not straightforward beginning a enterprise in the midst of a pandemic, however Friday morning was the grand opening for Honey Wraith Tattoo in Walker’s Level.
Proprietor Jennifer Allen stated she spent the previous three months renovating the house and reworking it into her dream store.
“It was a really difficult however fulfilling course of. We realized how you can do a number of building,” stated Jennifer.
Honey Wraith is a store led solely by girls and immediately the tattoos had been greater than paintings on pores and skin. All of the proceeds from Friday went to FORGE, a nonprofit group that helps trans and non-binary survivors of violence. Jennifer stated, supporting nonprofits and group organizations had been at all times a part of her plan.
“The tattoo trade may be very, very profitable and we now have a number of energy to do good issues,” stated Jennifer.
Each artists hope this 12 months the enterprise is worthwhile however above all, they hope to create an area the place everybody feels welcomed.
“A part of our imaginative and prescient for the house is that we’re inclusive particularly to members of the LQBTQ group, so we thought it felt proper to start out our first charity occasion giving to that group,” stated artist Stewart Ouchie.
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