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    Jessel Gallery

    4.8 (25 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    David S.

    If you love the beauty and culture of the Napa Valley, then you'll love Jessel Gallery, a large and well curated gallery that should be on a 'must see' list of the Napa Valley. Highly recommend. This classy and quirky gallery is located in the beautiful eastern foothills of the Napa Valley, right by the Silverado Country Club. The Jessel Gallery, founded by renowned watercolorist Jessel Miller, is home to some of the finest artists in California including Erin Dertner, Susan Hoehn & Timothy Dixon, Daniel Mundy, Alan Sanborn and Diane Pope. Surrounded by exquisite gardens filled with whimsical sculptures made of found objects by father and son team of "Glashoff Scultures" & lovely decks this unique setting also features unusual gifts, books written/illustrated by Jessel, museum quality framing by John Stemmer & giclee prints of all the artists created by Ryan Miller, Jessel's partner and son. New & Consignment Clothing is featured in the gallery and Aragon Arts jewelry fills the first room upfront along with Tapestry Studios Home Decor Room. Jessel Gallery honors different artists or art groups for a month in the back showroom. This includes the Open Studios show in Sept 2015 and the Napa Photography Society show in October plus a huge Holiday Boutique November and December. Opening Reception is the first Friday of the month. You can email the gallery to be added to the email invitation at the following email address jesselgallery@napanet.net. If you are visiting the valley you can join Jessel Miller on Saturday Morning from 10:30am to 1:30pm for her amazing watercolor class. Beginners and Beyond are welcome and Jessel will provide the supplies necessary for the class. The cost is $50.00 drop-in. Come join Jessel and her staff and stroll the gardens of her 100 year old 12000 sq ft gallery. Jessel Gallery is the oldest and largest gallery in the Napa Valley.

    kit l.

    On our visit last week, we found out about the gallery from the guide in our hotel room. Since we wanted to do something different for us, we decided to be a little cultured in the morning, rather than start wine tasting so early... It was a wonderful experience! It's not a traditional gallery, it has local designers jewelry in one room, other rooms of vintage clothes and accessories, some local designer made clothes, an art studio, gifty items and watercolor art for sale from several local artists as well as acrylic and oil paintings. Also, there is a beginning watercolor class every Saturday morning for $45, or $50 if you you need the supplies. I wish I was able to try it, but we were there mid week. Bummer! Melinda was very helpful with our gift certificate for my sister in law, and measuring a giclee print I am considering ordering. She also gave us info on a winery and restaurant where we were going in Rutheford. I will definitely visit again the next time we go up! Thank you guys for having a wonderful and charming gallery.

    Her outdoor decor is delightful!

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    Larry's work is inspiring and ethereal. The beauty he expresses resonates through you.

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