Jules Sarlandie (1874-1936) was a Parisian enameler renowned for the quality of his creations, inspired by both eighteenth-century decorative arts and the Art Nouveau movement.

His workshop produced elegant boxes, frames, caskets, and decorative objects, combining finely executed enamels with refined metalwork.

Today, his works are appreciated by collectors for their craftsmanship and their place within French decorative arts.