San Antonio · Since 2014

Collected across Asia. Shared in Texas.

Handwoven textiles, hand-loomed weaves, indigo dye, batik, and embroidery — vintage and antique finds for bohemian homes, rare pieces, and one-of-a-kind gifts, chosen for color and the stories they tell.

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The collection

Browse by feeling.

One-of-a-kind textiles, hand-embroidered bags, kantha quilts, and artful objects — no two market displays are quite the same. Handmade, vintage, and rare, each with its own character and feel.

Handmade bag with floral pom-pom trim
Hand-embroidered floral bag, Thailand
Trio of embroidered cat charms
Hand-embroidered cat charms, Thailand
Blue Hill Tribe embroidered wallet
Embroidered Hill Tribe wallet, Thailand
Hand-embroidered white tote bag
Embroidered Hill Tribe tote, Thailand
Embroidered textile with peacock and dancer motifs
Embroidered peacock dancer textile, India
Leather bag with floral appliqué embroidery
Appliqué leather bag, Thailand
Drawstring bag with red and blue embroidery
Embroidered drawstring bag, Thailand
Hand-embroidered blue tote with bird and floral panels
Hill Tribe embroidered tote, Thailand
Indigo jacket with embroidered sleeves
Black Hmong hemp jacket, Vietnam
Pink antique suzani textile with deer and floral embroidery
Embroidered pink suzani, Uzbekistan
Embroidered peacock textile reading Good Luck
Embroidered chakla wall hanging, India
Thai mural-style artwork with elephants and traditional scenes
Rattanakosin design shirt, Thailand
Sourcing journeys

The proof behind “artist direct.”

BrieBlue travels to Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Nepal, Thailand, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam — selecting each piece from the artists and small makers who create it — and sources additional pieces from Myanmar. These are the roads the collection travels.

Young monk holding a painted mani stone
A painted mani stone, on the road, Nepal
Kathmandu Durbar Square temples
Kathmandu Durbar Square, Nepal
The Silver Temple in Chiang Mai
Silver Temple, Chiang Mai
Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Naritasan Temple, Japan
Patan Durbar Square temples at dawn
Patan, Nepal
Colonial building with vintage car in Luang Prabang at night
Luang Prabang, Laos
Lanterns at the Hoi An lantern festival
Lantern festival, Hoi An, Vietnam
Alms giving ceremony in Luang Prabang
Alms giving, Luang Prabang
Golden stupa with temple bells at night
Golden stupa at night, Thailand
Colorfully decorated truck in Kerala, India
Truck art, Kerala, India
Thai temple street with ornate rooftops
Temple street, Thailand
Prayer-flag artist stitching colorful flags at a sewing machine in Tashi Palkhel
Prayer-flag artist, Tashi Palkhel, Nepal
Standing Buddha statues
Standing Buddhas, Thailand
Wat Mahawan shrine
Wat Mahawan, Thailand
Golden temple illuminated at night
Golden temple at night, Thailand
Blue-tiled madrasa with turquoise domes in Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Mir-i-Arab Madrasa, Bukhara, Uzbekistan
The BrieBlue point of view

Artist direct. Chosen with care.

BrieBlue is a San Antonio–based importer and curator — not a maker — connecting Texas shoppers with artisan cultural goods sourced across Asia. The eye is personal: tradition, visible handwork, vintage character, and pieces that invite a closer look.

BrieBlue personally selects each piece from the artist who makes it — benefiting not only the artist, but their community as well. The artists and cultures behind the goods are central to the collection.

Artist directWhenever possible, sourced 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.
Embroidered red antique suzani, Uzbekistan
Embroidered red suzani, Uzbekistan
Tibetan chuba robe with pangden apron, Nepal
Tibetan chuba robe with pangden apron, Nepal
Hmong garments in gallery display, Texas
Hmong garments in gallery display, Texas
Ed Prado with the BrieBlue collection display during a Great Day SA television appearance
BrieBlue on Great Day SA, KENS 5 — a table of hand-embroidered textiles, bags, and folk-art finds in the studio.
Culture spotlights

The hands and traditions come first.

The collection begins with artists, traditions, and places — not categories alone. From Hill Tribe embroidery to handwoven textiles, each piece carries its own visual language and the cultural perspective of the individual who made it.

01

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.

03

Sasak

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

04

Artists in India

BrieBlue also works with Rajasthani and Gujarati artists from India.

05

Uzbek artists

Suzani wall hangings and embroidered textiles by Uzbek artists are a cornerstone of the collection.

Antique embroidered suzani textile spread on a bed
Antique embroidered suzani textile spread on a bed
Embroidered BrieBlue tote at the Asian Festival, Hemisfair
Embroidered BrieBlue tote at the Asian Festival, Hemisfair
Diwali peacock rangoli design
Diwali peacock rangoli design
Personally selected embroidered bags
Personally selected embroidered bags
Artisan weaving cloth at a large wooden loom
Handweaving at a traditional loom, Laos
Three artisans weaving textiles together outdoors
Textile work made in community, Nepal
Two artisans finishing colorful woven bags by hand
Finishing woven bags by hand, India
Young Hmong artisan holding a vivid embroidered textile
Embroidery, up close, Vietnam

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

Browse the collection

A place for singular finds.

One-of-a-kind textiles, bags, and artful objects — every piece singular, every piece chosen in person from the artist or maker. Browse the showroom collection below; sold pieces stay listed as a record of what BrieBlue carries.

Can I buy pieces online?

Not yet — the shop is a showroom for now. Every piece is one-of-a-kind and marked sold once it finds a home. For what's available right now, message @briebluedotcom on Instagram or find BrieBlue in person at Texas markets.

Are your pieces really one of a kind?

Yes. Each piece is handmade, vintage, or antique, and chosen in person from the artist or maker — no two are alike.

See it in person

The collection travels.

BrieBlue appears at artisan markets, 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.

Muertos Fest 2026 flyer — October 23–25, Hemisfair, San Antonio
October 23–25, 2026

Muertos Fest

Hemisfair · San Antonio

Diwali SA 2026 flyer — November 7, Arneson Theatre, San Antonio
November 7, 2026

Diwali SA

Arneson Theatre · 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. Official flyer coming soon — vendor spot confirmed.

December 5, 2026

Holiday Market

San Antonio Museum of Art

Where can I see BrieBlue pieces in person?

BrieBlue appears at artisan markets, cultural festivals, and museum markets across San Antonio and Texas — including Muertos Fest, Diwali SA, and the AANHPI Night Market. The calendar above lists current shows, and @briebluedotcom on Instagram has first looks at new finds.

Can I buy pieces between markets?

The the shop is a showroom of one-of-a-kind pieces, each marked sold. Message BrieBlue on Instagram — pieces shown at markets are often still available.

Do you take wholesale orders?

Yes — wholesale artisan goods inquiries are welcome. If you carry handmade goods in your shop, get in touch through Instagram.

2014 → now

A decade of color.

2014

BrieBlue begins

Founded in San Antonio — importing and curating Asian artisan goods.

Early BrieBlue embroidered backpack from the founding collection
2016

Brick at Blue Star

Pop-up events bring the collection to San Antonio’s art district.

BrieBlue party invitation from 2016
2018

Asian Festival

31st annual Asian Festival — February 17 at the Institute of Texan Cultures.

2018 Asian Festival full flyer — Year of the Dog
2019

Texas Folklife Festival

48th annual festival — Institute of Texan Cultures, San Antonio.

Texas Folklife Festival 48th annual flyer
2022

Diwali SA

November 5 at the Arneson Theatre — Hemisfair.

Diwali SA 2022 flyer
2023

KENS 5 feature

BrieBlue brings the collection to the Great Day SA studio.

BrieBlue collection on the KENS 5 Great Day SA studio set, 2023
2025

Asia Society Night Market

Night Market vendor — November 7 in Houston.

Asia Society Texas Night Market 2025 flyer
2026

brieblue.com launches

The collection goes online — shop coming soon.

Brieblue.com homepage — Collected across Asia. Shared in Texas.
Past shows

Seen in good company.

Museums, museum gift shops, nonprofits, cultural institutions, and community gatherings across Texas.

Asian Festival 2026 save-the-date flyer
Asian FestivalSave the date · May 9, 2026 · Hemisfair
SAMA Holidays on Jones 2025 flyer — official vendor
SAMA Holidays on JonesOfficial vendor · Nov 29, 2025
Mockingbird Handprints pop-up flyer
Mockingbird HandprintsPop-up · Dec 19, 2024 · Olmos Park
King William Fair logo
King William FairWorld Market vendor · 2023
Esperanza Peace Market 2023 flyer
Esperanza Peace Market34th annual · 2023
Échale Block Party May 2016 flyer
Échale Block PartyMay 30, 2016 · Pearl
From the field

See how the pieces live.

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

BrieBlue market booth
BrieBlue market booth
Embroidered textiles, close up
Embroidered textiles, close up
Embroidered bag with bead fringe, close up
Embroidered bag with bead fringe, close up
Embroidered floral bag with leather fringe
Embroidered floral bag with leather fringe
Hand-embroidered red tote with spiral motifs
Embroidered red tote with spiral motifs
Women's skills development organization, Nepal
Women's skills development organization, Nepal
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 artisan goods inquiries welcome.

BrieBlue · Asian artisan goods · San Antonio, Texas
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