Treasure Collupy was born and raised in
Skamokawa, Washington. After attending
two years of college he yearned for a
change. So he moved to Seattle, where he
lived for five years. Then on a trip home
he wandered into a local "hot shop" where
by a twist of fate he was asked to help.
After a couple hours of assisting, he was
addicted; he heard his calling. Three
months later Treasure quit his job and
moved back to Skamokawa to learn the
art of glassblowing.
Collupy Glass is a small but growing
company still in the early stages. Treasure
and Michelle Collupy are a husband and
wife living their American dream. They
are partners in life as well as in business.
Treasure's creative shapes and techniques
combined with Michelle's brilliant colors
make for a unique piece of glass.
A new display of Collupy Glass will be
showcased on January 20th as part of a
new show entitled 'Essential Origins'.
Collupy Glass offers a wide range of
vases, bowls, ornaments, paperweights,
and unique shaped glass for a variety of
functional and artistic purposes.
Skamokawa, Washington. After attending
two years of college he yearned for a
change. So he moved to Seattle, where he
lived for five years. Then on a trip home
he wandered into a local "hot shop" where
by a twist of fate he was asked to help.
After a couple hours of assisting, he was
addicted; he heard his calling. Three
months later Treasure quit his job and
moved back to Skamokawa to learn the
art of glassblowing.
Collupy Glass is a small but growing
company still in the early stages. Treasure
and Michelle Collupy are a husband and
wife living their American dream. They
are partners in life as well as in business.
Treasure's creative shapes and techniques
combined with Michelle's brilliant colors
make for a unique piece of glass.
A new display of Collupy Glass will be
showcased on January 20th as part of a
new show entitled 'Essential Origins'.
Collupy Glass offers a wide range of
vases, bowls, ornaments, paperweights,
and unique shaped glass for a variety of
functional and artistic purposes.
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Oasis Art Gallery
| Collupy Glass |
www.oasisinseattle.com ~ info@oasisinseattle.com ~ 206-547-5177 ~ 3644 Wallingford Ave. N. ~ Seattle, WA 98103
| Making art a part of everyday living. |
