Featured Glass vase colors technique, is it 'drip' ?

Hi Everyone !
I have this vase and was wondering what you call the technique that was used ? Is there a particular name for it (I'm sure there is).TIA !

 

I know its called Reuven glass,but I couldnt tell you how they do it.

 

Thank you !

 

I believe the coloring is done by dissolving stains in alcohol, then applying them to the hot glass. Reuven was the 'decorator', possibly the manufacturer.

 

Thanks again ! Now that I know the name I was able to find matching pieces. I picked this up because it's my bedroom colors and now I can add to it

 

well you must have a freaky bedroom !!
That's a lotta colors !!!!

 

That's Israeli.

 

Rueven (Robert (Rueven) Brown) Art Glass is an American company in New Jersey. I've read he may have studied with Ilanit, Olamtov Jerusalem. This does look more like Rueven's, as I don't see the drips in Ilanit pieces.

I also see that "R" has a Rueven line by Nouveau Art Glass:
https://www.replacements.com/webquote/ngcrue.htm

 

Tallcakes, I've seen a fair bit of Israeli glass here with those drips. Usually some kind of generic label. I don't know whether we get Rueven here.

 

Interesting discussion, that's why I love this forum.
Komokwa, the main colors in my room are mauve and blue with a bit of creamy yellow.

 

no offense meant Calico.....just poking a little fun !!!

 

No offense taken.