San Antonio · Since 2014

Collected across Asia. Shared in Texas.

Asian art, richly embroidered textiles, and expressive everyday objects—selected for color, craft, and the stories they carry.

A tactile collection

Made to be noticed.

BrieBlue celebrates handwork with a point of view: work by Hmong, Dzao, Karen, and Sasak artists, Rajasthani and Gujarati artists from India, and distinctive makers across Asia.

ThailandVietnamChinaIndiaCambodiaIndonesiaNepalLaosUzbekistan
Browse by feeling

Objects with presence.

No two market displays are quite the same. These are the enduring threads: one-of-a-kind textiles, practical pieces transformed by embroidery, and artful details that pull a room—or an outfit—together.

Red hand-embroidered Suzani textile with floral medallions

Textiles for living

Kantha, suzani, phulkari, appliqué, patchwork, and cross-stitch—used as a bedspread, sofa cover, tablecloth, or wall piece.

Carry the color

Totes, clutches, crossbodies, wallets, handmade bags, and small embroidered accessories.

Colorful peacock artwork with deep blue, yellow, and orange details

Small things, strong character

Charms, folk-art pieces, shirts, visual art, traditional costumes, casual fashion, jewelry, and unexpected finds chosen for visual impact.

Online shop coming soon

A place for singular finds.

When the online store is ready, one-of-a-kind textiles, bags, apparel, and artful objects will live here. For now, follow BrieBlue to see new pieces as they arrive.

A richly patterned patchwork of embroidered Hmong textile panels
Textile listing
Close view of vivid bird and flower embroidery on a colorful bag
Embroidered work
Pink handmade tote with dense floral embroidery and dark handles
Handmade bag
Indigo artisan jacket with embroidered sleeves and a patchwork pocket
Artisan apparel
Ed Prado with the BrieBlue collection display during a Great Day SA television appearance
The BrieBlue point of view

Artist direct. Chosen with care.

BrieBlue is a San Antonio–based importer and curator, connecting Texas shoppers with artisan goods sourced across Asia. The eye is personal: tradition, visible handwork, vintage character, and pieces that invite a closer look.

The artists and cultures behind the goods are central to the collection. BrieBlue brings forward work connected to Hmong, Dzao, Karen, and Sasak artists, as well as Rajasthani and Gujarati artists from India. BrieBlue travels to each country to personally select each piece from the artist who makes it — benefiting not only the artist, but their community as well.

Artist directWhenever possible, we source from artists and small makers.
One of a kindVariation, age, and handwork are part of each piece’s character.
Made to live withArt belongs on walls, beds, shoulders, tables, and everyday routes.
Culture spotlights

The hands and traditions come first.

The collection begins with artists, cultures, and places—not categories alone. Each piece carries its own visual language and the perspective of the person who made it.

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Hmong

Work by Hmong artists is represented in the collection.

02

Dzao & Karen

Distinct work by Dzao and Karen artists is part of the wider textile story.

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Sasak

Work by Sasak artists brings another cultural voice to the collection.

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Artists in India

BrieBlue also works with Rajasthani and Gujarati artists from India.

Artists represented across Thailand, Vietnam, China, India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Laos, and Uzbekistan.

See it in person

The collection travels.

BrieBlue appears at cultural festivals, museum markets, and special pop-ups across San Antonio and Texas. Follow along for the current market calendar and first looks at new finds.

Confirmed next

Meet BrieBlue at the market.

Confirmed appearances

Muertos Fest 2026 flyer
October 23–25, 2026

Muertos Fest

Hemisfair · San Antonio

AANHPI Night Market 2026 flyer
November 14, 2026

AANHPI Night Market

Lakeline Park · Cedar Park

Thanksgiving weekend 2026

Esperanza Peace Market

Esperanza Peace & Justice Center · San Antonio

December 5, 2026

Holiday Market

San Antonio Museum of Art

Past shows

Seen in good company.

Museums, nonprofits, cultural institutions, and community gatherings across Texas.

Museum market

San Antonio Museum of Art

Holiday Market

Nonprofit market

Esperanza Center

Peace Market

Cultural institution · 2025

Asia Society Texas

Night Market · Houston

Community fair · 2023

King William Fair

World Market · San Antonio

CreativeThursday · 2023

Mockingbird Handprints

“Wearable Art” pop-up · December 14, 4–8pm · Olmos Park · 4303 McCullough Ave, San Antonio

From the field

See how the pieces live.

Market displays, festival collaborations, and styling ideas from the BrieBlue feed.

Keep in touch

Follow the next color story.

New collections arrive in small batches and often debut at markets first. Instagram is the best place to see what’s new and where BrieBlue will be next.

Interested in carrying BrieBlue in your shop? Wholesale inquiries welcome.