Hannah Bella Flew – Beauty And Intelligence Behind Passion For Authentic Irish Goods

51 William St. in Dublin, Ireland is a home to the Irish Handmade Gifts and Bridal Accessories, a personalized service run by Hannah Bella Flew, a young and proud Irish entrepreneur.

Hannah chooses only the finest Irish made products for display. Used as a launch pad Hannah wishes to help new and unknown designers in this creative and rustic space.
Showcasing a wide variety of gifts and bridal accessories from hats, wedding ring pillows, soaps, teas, mug warmers to paintings and jewellery.
Aiming to find more affordable, unique, quality gifts to support not only Irish designers but Irish consumers too.

A great opportunity for designers to showcase and sell their work directly to the public. 

The consumer can support the Irish Fashion Industry by buying directly from the designers and appointments can be made to sit with the designer/makers in the design studios as well as having suggestions given directly to the designers for new products.

Hannah has an interesting background from a H.Dip in Journalism, certificates in Psychology, Forensics and a Degree in Animal Management.
Hannah has worked in these areas as well as many others, from office management with Eoin McDonnell over the years, a chef in Bordeaux for a year, animal rescue for 6 years to even modelling and article writing.
The boutique is a somewhat eclectic reflection of Hannah’s quirky interests and tastes.

Right now 35 designers work in the Project51; some have work shops at the back of the shop and upstairs, depending on the style, materials used and the designer themselves. It takes minimum a day for any product to design and create.

Some of the designer’s work include a handmade artisan chocolate from Lough Derg Shannon made by Elaine, artisan jam from Furnace Mayo by Patti, Lace bridal gloves and fascinators from leixlip Kildare, wire, giltwire and Swarovski jewellery from Dublin by Grace and many others. 

Hannah and her Project51 can be found also on the Facebook page.

To visit the Project51 website click on the images.