A former corporate attorney, Rena Thiagarajan spent seven years with start-ups in Silicon Valley, funding her travel obsession before she started her own travel-inspired company, Project Bly. Named for turn-of-the-century reporter Nellie Bly, who went around the world in less than 80 days, ...
Our Oaxaca photojournalist Marcela Taboada believes in capturing hidden moments, and hidden people. She captures scenes that are rarely seen, photos taken with her heart as much as her eye. http://www.projectbly.com/blog/pulling-back-the-curtain
"Telling people where things come from and how things are produced, is important,” Miles says. “I had always assumed the story didn’t matter. But it gives people a context for who you are, the place that you are coming from and what your work means.” Kenya Miles, Textile Artist http://www.projectbly.com/blog/the-wanderers-of-keyna
Explore and shop the streets of cities across the world.
Introduction
At Project Bly, we believe in craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind and we are committed to the idea that there is something special in the hand-to-hand transaction. We believe in stories, in history and the way an object can come to encapsulate something much bigger than itself. We believe that a city is a living, breathing organism, and to get to know it you have to wander its streets, the veins that fork and converge and inevitably lead you to its heart—the marketplace.