Collaboration: Erin Hupp Ceramics and Jason Stropko Glass

‘A serving of Caviar’ a Collaboration by Erin Hupp & Jason Stropko

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• November starts off great! (Finally a great start to a month!) •

Ceramicist Erin Hupp & painter Jaime Lovejoy host a pop-up gallery on 2162 Union Street in San Francisco & I was invited to collaborate with Erin on a caviar serving dish.
Larger than life, solid glass sculpted caviar eggs, by Jason Stropko Glass. / überdimensionale Glasskunst

On view 3 days a week, only in November.
Please come by and enjoy some craft and company.

Location:

Pop-Up Gallery, 2162 Union St. , San Francisco, CA 94123
Google maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Uxxzv8DzqFDJ13XK9

Opening hours: 

Fri, Sat & Sun, 11am – 6pm
Check in with us ahead of time if you would like to chat with any of us in person.

Glass: www.JasonStropko.com 
@JasonStropko

Ceramics: www.erinhuppceramics.com 
@ErinHuppCeramics

Painting: www.jaimelovejoy.com
@JaimeLovejoyart

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• November starts off great! • 

caviar made from solid sculpted glass, presented on a ceramic caviar serving dish

Erin and Jason join creative forces to share with you a collaboration inspired by a mutual appreciation for the culinary arts in marriage with high craftsmanship!  

This collaboration began when Erin, on a search for a skilled glassmaker, discovered the one-of-a-kind art glass beetroot cloches that Jason recently created for Atelier Crenn, a 3 Star Michelin Restaurant in the heart of San Francisco.

During our first meeting Erin and Jason shared project concepts and work samples with one another and; on seeing a particularly nice glaze on one of Erin’s pieces; simultaneously had the idea to create glass caviar to harmonize with / accompany Erin’s glazed Caviar serving dishes. 

With mutual enthusiasm it was agreed that this collaboration must go ahead.

Please tag me if you visit & make a post about it: 

@JasonStropko

#JasonStropko
#JasonStropkoGlass
#thesoulofglass 

Jason Stropko handmade glass fish eggs and Erin Hupp ceramic ware, custom made to present caviar.

Other projects you might like:

Atelier Crenn


For Atelier Crenn, pastry chef Juan Contreras & So Good gourmet patisserie magazine

How a blown Glass Chestnut is born

+ bonus beautiful handblown and sculpted glass acorn ..

Hi, it’s been a while since Birgit & I last made blog updates. It’s been far too quiet around here. Let’s change that.

Did you know that I make ‘Alice in Wonderland’ nuts and seeds out of hot blown and sculpted glass?
I am holding an Italian roasting chestnut baby in the picture below…

Jason’s chestnuts are already a complete product, available and made to custom order. But I would absolutely love to make the spiky outer husk out of glass as well. What do you think? Should I try it?

I make solid clear glass acorns like the ones below. But I also have a line of giant blown glass acorns. The difference is scale and that the smaller ones are solid and the giant acorns are hollow. The shapes are the same and can also be customised depending on your preference.

(By the way, if I don’t have an acorn waiting for you on the shelf then everything is available for custom order, turnover time can be around 2 weeks, but let me know if you are in a pickle and need an acorn to deliver to a squirrel with a tighter deadline, I will do what I can!)

2 solid glass acorns – available custom made to measure

Make a squirrel happy

If you have any questions or ideas you would like to discuss then please reach out and I look forward to speaking with you

(sneak preview) This one is still at the end of the blowpipe

Jason working on developing shapes and lids for the bulbous, luxurious vessels home ware line ..
Jason working on developing shapes and lids for the bulbous, luxurious vessels home ware line .. This requires a great deal of technical skill and sensitivity to the pliability of the glass during it’s varying hot and cooling stages. One mistake and the project will crack.