Imagine a scent that brings Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's culture to life with every spritz. With the launch of Art Museum, RDZ Parfums’ latest fragrance, that dream is now a reality! Created by local perfumer Alex Rodriguez, Art Museum is a rich, layered scent designed to channel Philadelphia’s quirky character and its iconic museum’s halls.
RDZ Parfums is known for its scents inspired by both Rodriguez’s Puerto Rican roots and Philadelphia’s local treasures, and Art Museum stands as the latest tribute to the city he calls home.
Wear a Piece of Philly’s Soul on Your Skin
Art Museum unfolds with an intricate array of notes, much like the layers in a beloved work of art. The fragrance opens with heliotrope and chamomile oil. This gives the overall aroma a soft, inviting start. Then come the earthy notes of patchouli and palo santo, followed by a unique touch of papitos. As it settles on the skin, Art Museum reveals hints of sage, frankincense, and lavender.
Although unisex, the fragrance’s base of sandalwood, ginger, and leather adds a grounded, almost architectural quality, and an overall masculine scent. Rodriguez crafted it to suit a variety of tastes.
RDZ Parfums: Bringing Philly to Life, One Scent at a Time
This is just one of Rodriguez’s creations inspired by Philadelphia’s unique character. With previous releases like “Philly Blunt,” RDZ Parfums has already made a name for itself as the go-to for scents that capture the city.
For those wondering what’s next, Rodriguez is already teasing another upcoming fragrance. "We are working on another Philly fragrance called 'Freedom.' It's inspired by the actual Liberty Bell here in Philadelphia," says Rodriguez. It’s clear he’s on a mission to turn Philly’s landmarks into memorable scents, one fragrance at a time.
You can find Art Museum at rdzparfums.com or in-store at Perfumology in Old City. So whether you’re a die-hard Philly lover or a fragrance fan in search of something with soul, Art Museum offers a way to wear a piece of the city’s story, right on your skin.
