Frequently Asked Questions
Ordering & Shipping
Who makes the glass art pieces?
Each piece is handmade by Michael Hopko, ensuring every sculpture is a unique, one-of-a-kind creation.
Where do you ship?
We ship across the U.S. and Canada, and also partner with over 100 galleries throughout North America.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping times vary based on your location and item availability. Estimated delivery timelines are provided once your order is processed.
Product Variations & Selection
Why do prices vary on some pieces?
Many items come in multiple variants—such as species, size, or color—which affects pricing.
Are these sculptures ready-made or custom made?
Each piece is individually crafted at the time of order, not mass-produced. Slight variations are part of what makes every sculpture one-of-a-kind.
Galleries & Wholesale
Can I see the art in person?
Yes. Hopko Art Glass partners with over 100 galleries across the U.S. and Canada. Visit the “Gallery Locations” section for more information.
I’m a gallery or retailer—can I sell these?
Yes. Wholesale inquiries are welcome. Please contact us directly to set up an account.
Payment & Customer Support
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept major credit cards. For wholesale or gallery orders, invoice-based options are available upon request.
How can I contact you with questions or special requests?
You can reach us at 530‑623‑3249 or email krispilcher@hopkoartglass.com. Visit the Contact page for more.
Returns, Policies & Support
What is your return or refund policy?
Because each piece is handmade to order, returns are limited. If there’s an issue with your order, please contact us directly to discuss options.
Do you have Terms & Conditions and a Privacy Policy?
Yes. Our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy outline how we handle your data, site usage, and your rights as a customer.
Artist & Brand Background
Who is Michael Hopko?
Michael Hopko studied glass art at Shasta College in the 1990s and later trained under master glassblowers in California. He now creates full-time from his studio in the Trinity Alps, inspired by aquatic life and nature.
What types of art are available?
The collection includes handblown glass sculptures of sea life such as octopus, turtles, trout, tuna, mahi-mahi, and more. New designs are added regularly.