Breaking barriers: Bronx tattoo artist builds her dream
Dayeli Daly sat down with News 12’s Natalie Hernandez to share how she built her shop from the ground up and how Tattoo Mayhem is thriving today.
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Apr 28, 2025, 10:38 AM
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3ds agoBronx-based tattoo artist Dayeli Daly is making her mark in Pelham Bay as the owner of Tattoo Mayhem.
Originally from Venezuela, Daly was one of the first three women in her country to break into the tattoo industry, a field once dominated by men.
Now, she’s bringing that same trailblazing spirit to the Bronx. Daly sat down with News 12’s Natalie Hernandez to share how she built her shop from the ground up and how Tattoo Mayhem is thriving today.
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