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Purchase and Sale of Ancient and Contemporary Tapestry in Paris We are specialists in Aubusson Tapestry - Brussels Tapestry - Flanders Tapestry - Gonelins Tapestry in Paris

 The Tapestry is a fabric made on a loom or by hand, whose weavingThe weave consists of two sets of interlaced threads,

those parallel to the length, the warp threads, and those parallel to the width, the weft threads. 

The warp threads are placed under tension on a loom, and the weft thread is transmitted by a 
 mechanical back and forth movement over all or part of the work.

GALLERY   JABERT 
founded in 1937
Paris - Aubusson

Discover the Excellence of the Gallery Jabert: A must-see destination for Art Lovers

 Directed by certified expert Maxime Jabert, Galerie Jabert has established itself as an ideal spot for collectors and art enthusiasts from around the world. Located at 78, avenue Suffren, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from the Eiffel Tower and the renowned “Centre des Antiquaires du Village Suisse”, our gallery offers an exquisite selection of antique and contemporary tapestries. With three generations of experience, Maxime Jabert and his team are renowned for their rigor, discernment, and unwavering passion for art textiles. Each piece presented in the gallery demonstrates our commitment to excellence, combining exceptional quality, uniqueness, and reliability in our choices. In addition to our excellent location in Paris, we are also present in Aubusson, at 4, Grande Rue, where we welcome you by appointment. This expansion of our gallery allows us to offer an even greater range of textile treasures and better serve tapestry enthusiasts throughout the region. Whether you are an experienced collector or simply curious to discover this exceptional art, we invite you to step into our gallery. There, in a setting of timeless charm, you will be warmly welcomed by Maxime Jabert and his team, ready to share with you their expertise and their passions for these woven treasures. Come explore a world rich in history and beauty, where each piece tells a unique and captivating story.


GALLERY   JABERT 
founded in 1937

Discover the Excellence of the Gallery Jabert:
 A must-see destination for Art Lovers

 Directed by certified expert Maxime Jabert, Galerie Jabert has established itself as an ideal spot for collectors and art enthusiasts from around the world. Located at 78, avenue Suffren, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from the Eiffel Tower and the renowned “Centre des Antiquaires du Village Suisse”, our gallery offers an exquisite selection of antique and contemporary tapestries. With three generations of experience, Maxime Jabert and his team are renowned for their rigor, discernment, and unwavering passion for art textiles. Each piece presented in the gallery demonstrates our commitment to excellence, combining exceptional quality, uniqueness, and reliability in our choices. In addition to our excellent location in Paris, we are also present in Aubusson, at 4, Grande Rue, where we welcome you by appointment. This expansion of our gallery allows us to offer an even greater range of textile treasures and better serve tapestry enthusiasts throughout the region. Whether you are an experienced collector or simply curious to discover this exceptional art, we invite you to step into our gallery.



Our team

Galerie Jabert is a family business run by Maxime Jabert, a certified expert within the “Compagnie Nationale des Experts” (CNE) and a member of the “syndicat national des antiquaires français” (SNA). Assisted by Nathalie Real and Antoine de Barry in Paris, Paul singer in Nice and Rachel Lavaud in Aubusson as well as Mike Dabiri in the United States and Estelle Gautier, a graduate of the "Meilleur Ouvrier de France" medal who is responsible for the restoration workshop. They are at your disposal to advise you when buying or selling tapestries or collection rugs. Our team speaks French, English, Spanish, German, Italian and Russian.
Tapestry  is a form of textile art, traditionally woven by hand on a loom. Tapestry is weft-faced weaving, in which all the warp threads are hidden in the completed work, unlike cloth weaving where both the warp and the weft threads may be visible. In tapestry weaving, weft yarns are typically discontinuous; the artisan interlaces each coloured weft back and forth in its own small pattern area. 
It is a plain weft-faced weave having weft threads of different colors worked over portions of the warp to form the design.
Most weavers use a natural warp thread, such as wool, linen or cotton. The weft threads are usually wool or cotton but may include silk, gold, silver, or other alternatives.
Museums, castles, French and international collectors have trusted us for nearly 30 years.
 One of the most famous French castles, Chenonceau Castle, located in the Loire Valley, rich in history and textile heritage, has chosen the Jabert Gallery to acquire an exceptional tapestry from Flanders "known as "Choux Leaves" dating from 1520 - 1530.
Also the Museum of Natural History of Poland in Warsaw has just bought a rare 16th century Brussels tapestry to enrich its textile collection.
To this end, we invite you to visit our gallery, where we can share with you our passion for old tapestries and give you all the advice you need.
See the collection See the collection
Tapestry  is a form of textile art, traditionally woven by hand on a loom. Tapestry is weft-faced weaving, in which all the warp threads are hidden in the completed work, unlike cloth weaving where both the warp and the weft threads may be visible. In tapestry weaving, weft yarns are typically discontinuous; the artisan interlaces each coloured weft back and forth in its own small pattern area. 
It is a plain weft-faced weave having weft threads of different colors worked over portions of the warp to form the design.
Most weavers use a natural warp thread, such as wool, linen or cotton. The weft threads are usually wool or cotton but may include silk, gold, silver, or other alternatives.
Museums, castles, French and international collectors have trusted us for nearly 30 years.
 One of the most famous French castles, Chenonceau Castle, located in the Loire Valley, rich in history and textile heritage, has chosen the Jabert Gallery to acquire an exceptional tapestry from Flanders "known as "Choux Leaves" dating from 1520 - 1530.
Also the Museum of Natural History of Poland in Warsaw has just bought a rare 16th century Brussels tapestry to enrich its textile collection.
To this end, we invite you to visit our gallery, where we can share with you our passion for old tapestries and give you all the advice you need.
See the collection See the collection

Contemporary Tapestry
Contemporary artists create cardboard boxes to be made in tapestry.
We then speak of cardboard artists who, drawing on a commission or personal work, have their works executed by liciers from tapestry factories like those of Aubusson or independent workshops.
Among the best known, we can cite Pierre Saint-Paul, Jean Picart le Doux, Le Corbusier, Alexander Calder, Salvador Dali, Jacques Lagrange, Enrico Accatino, Marc Petit, Nicolas de Staël, Serge Poliakoff, Victor Vasarely, Charles Lapicque, Alfred Manessier, Jean Le Moal, Henri-Georges Adam, Édouard Pignon, Gustave Singier, Jean Labellie, Claude Lagoutte, Nicolas Carrega, André Lanskoy, Alberto Magnelli, Michel Seuphor, Ossip Zadkine, Anne Aknin, Olivier Debré, André Brasilier and, above all, Jean Lurçat and Dom Robert who greatly participated in the renewal of tapestry in the second half of the 20th century.
But some artists like Josep Grau-Garriga have been able to make the tapestry evolve towards another world: from a figurative tapestry it has gone to a relief and abstract tapestry until going towards a tapestry-sculpture (or three-dimensional tapestry) . Grau-Garriga learned tapestry in 1958 from Jean Lurçat. He considered that to be a true work of art, the tapestry had to be created and woven by the artist himself, as was the case for André Barreau (creator-lissier).
At the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and at the Académie des Beaux-Arts et des Arts Décoratifs in Tournai, there is still a tapestry workshop where student-artists can enjoy high-lice and low-lice crafts. 
For their own creation.
See the collection Ask for a quote
Contemporary Tapestry

Contemporary artists create cardboard boxes to be made in tapestry.
We then speak of cardboard artists who, drawing on a commission or personal work, have their works executed by liciers from tapestry factories like those of Aubusson or independent workshops.
Among the best known, we can cite Pierre Saint-Paul, Jean Picart le Doux, Le Corbusier, Alexander Calder, Salvador Dali, Jacques Lagrange, Enrico Accatino, Marc Petit, Nicolas de Staël, Serge Poliakoff, Victor Vasarely, Charles Lapicque, Alfred Manessier, Jean Le Moal, Henri-Georges Adam, Édouard Pignon, Gustave Singier, Jean Labellie, Claude Lagoutte, Nicolas Carrega, André Lanskoy, Alberto Magnelli, Michel Seuphor, Ossip Zadkine, Anne Aknin, Olivier Debré, André Brasilier and, above all, Jean Lurçat and Dom Robert who greatly participated in the renewal of tapestry in the second half of the 20th century.
But some artists like Josep Grau-Garriga have been able to make the tapestry evolve towards another world: from a figurative tapestry it has gone to a relief and abstract tapestry until going towards a tapestry-sculpture (or three-dimensional tapestry) . Grau-Garriga learned tapestry in 1958 from Jean Lurçat. He considered that to be a true work of art, the tapestry had to be created and woven by the artist himself, as was the case for André Barreau (creator-lissier).
At the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and at the Académie des Beaux-Arts et des Arts Décoratifs in Tournai, there is still a tapestry workshop where student-artists can enjoy high-lice and low-lice crafts. for their own creation.
See the collection Ask for a quote
Antique Tapestry Pillow  Galerie Jabert has a large collection of antique tapestry cushions.
Our tapestry cushions are entirely handmade from fragments of French and Flemish tapestry from the 16th to the 19th centuries. They are usually placed in more formal places, like the living room or the dining room.
Galerie Jabert offers you its tailor-made creation services for antique tapestry cushions with the fabric and model of your choice.
See the collection Create your tailor-made cushion Ask for a quote
 Antique Tapestry Pillow  Galerie Jabert has a large collection of antique tapestry cushions.
Our tapestry cushions are entirely handmade from fragments of French and Flemish tapestry from the 16th to the 19th centuries. They are usually placed in more formal places, like the living room or the dining room.
Galerie Jabert offers you its tailor-made creation services for antique tapestry cushions with the fabric and model of your choice.
See the collection Create your tailor-made cushion Ask for a quote
 The Oriental Rug has long occupied a central place in many homes, and Persian, Caucasian and Anatolien carpets are often thought to be the most beautiful of all. With their fascinating patterns, these unique carpets have enchanted many people over the years, and it’s easy to understand why. The variations are endless and the craftsmanship behind them is superb, making these rugs a focal point for your home.
The rug was a necessary item against harsh winters. Since then, it has
become a mode of artistic expression as a result of the freedom allowed by the choice
of bright colours and patterns used in their manufacture. Trade secrets are passed on
from generation to generation. Craftsmen used insects, plants, roots, bark and other
materials as a source of inspiration.
From the 16th century onwards, carpet-making developed into an art form in its own
right.
The passion for textiles and antique rugs was born almost 100 years ago at the Jabert Gallery, a family of enthusiasts and collectors passionate about the history and cultures that make up today's world.
Numerous museums and rug collectors have trusted our gallery with rare pieces. One of the latest acquisitions from the IMA Museum in Paris has honored us with the purchase of an outstanding piece dating from the 18th century.
Galerie Jabert has a large stock of high quality rug in various sizes.
So don't hesitate to ask us for the category of rug you would like and we will guarantee to embellish your home as soon as possible!
See the collection See the collection
 The Oriental Rug has long occupied a central place in many homes, and Persian, Caucasian and Anatolien carpets are often thought to be the most beautiful of all. With their fascinating patterns, these unique carpets have enchanted many people over the years, and it’s easy to understand why. The variations are endless and the craftsmanship behind them is superb, making these rugs a focal point for your home.
The rug was a necessary item against harsh winters. Since then, it has
become a mode of artistic expression as a result of the freedom allowed by the choice
of bright colours and patterns used in their manufacture. Trade secrets are passed on
from generation to generation. Craftsmen used insects, plants, roots, bark and other
materials as a source of inspiration.
From the 16th century onwards, carpet-making developed into an art form in its own
right.
The passion for textiles and antique rugs was born almost 100 years ago at the Jabert Gallery, a family of enthusiasts and collectors passionate about the history and cultures that make up today's world.
Numerous museums and rug collectors have trusted our gallery with rare pieces. One of the latest acquisitions from the IMA Museum in Paris has honored us with the purchase of an outstanding piece dating from the 18th century.
Galerie Jabert has a large stock of high quality rug in various sizes.
So don't hesitate to ask us for the category of rug you would like and we will guarantee to embellish your home as soon as possible!
See the collection See the collection
RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION WORKSHOP
 
THE JABERT GALLERY IS PRESENT AT THE INTERNATIONAL SHOW OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AT THE CAROUSSEL DU LOUVRE - PARIS

A true ancestral know-how inherited from father to son, restoration and cleaning are arts that we master perfectly. This work requires various skills and specialized techniques, but also a great knowledge of old textiles made with natural materials, vegetable dyes and weaving techniques specific to each region.
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RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION WORKSHOP
 
THE JABERT GALLERY IS PRESENT AT THE INTERNATIONAL SHOW OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AT THE CAROUSSEL DU LOUVRE- PARIS

A true ancestral know-how inherited from father to son, restoration and cleaning are arts that we master perfectly. This work requires various skills and specialized techniques, but also a great knowledge of old textiles made with natural materials, vegetable dyes and weaving techniques specific to each region.
Ask for a quote More information Ask for a quote
Certified expert in antique and contemporary tapestry and Collectible Carpets

- Provide our customers with internationally recognized expertise.
 - Create a personal relationship based on trust and confidentiality. 
- Strictly select the tapestries offered for sale in order to guarantee quality and origin. 
- Advise art lovers wishing to create a collection.
- Help customers preserve or restore their works 
- Advise a client during an auction. 
- Act as a discreet intermediary between two collectors. 
- Provide our clients with documentation based on extensive photographic archives and a library of more than 200 volumes.


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 Certified expert in antique and contemporary tapestry - Collectible Carpets

- Provide our customers with internationally recognized expertise.
 - Create a personal relationship based on trust and confidentiality. 
- Strictly select the tapestries offered for sale in order to guarantee quality and origin. 
- Advise art lovers wishing to create a collection.
- Help customers preserve or restore their works 
- Advise a client during an auction. 
- Act as a discreet intermediary between two collectors. 
- Provide our clients with documentation based on extensive photographic archives and a library of more than 200 volumes.


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CONFEDERATION MEMBER  INTERNATIONAL IN ARTWORK 
 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL UNION ANTIQUES DEALERS
 EXPERT APPROVED BY THE COMPANY NATIONAL EXPERTS 
     CONFEDERATION MEMBER  INTERNATIONAL IN ARTWORK 
 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL UNION ANTIQUES DEALERS
 EXPERT APPROVED BY THE COMPANY NATIONAL EXPERTS 
CONFEDERATION MEMBER
    INTERNATIONAL IN ARTWORK 

 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL UNION
 ANTIQUES DEALERS
 EXPERT APPROVED BY THE COMPANY
 NATIONAL EXPERTS 

CUSTOMER'S OPINION

Request expertise by mail, response within one hour.
Impeccable! Fast efficient now I am waiting for more expertise to compare.
Mika Bertole
We have entrusted the Maxime Jabert
 gallery with our 
17th century tapestry for its cleaning and restoration.
The result was perfect and even beyond our expectations 
Catherine Bell
Dear Mr. Jabert,
We received the tapestry that we bought you at the beginning of September this one is completely in conformity with the information which you supplied to us and which was delivered to us by a carrier could not more serious.De more this tapestry is splendid and for having toured antiques throughout France, we found that the price was very interesting. We thank you for all your very professional advice and will not fail to appeal to you for our future purchases, maintain or the restoration of our carpets and tapestry.
cordially
Paul Zynger
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