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“Thời gian ơi, kể chuyện!” (Oh Time, Tell a Story!) – Episode 3: “Và hoa sẽ nở” (And the Flowers Will Bloom) is a TV Show by The National television broadcaster of Vietnam (Channel VTV3), airing on March 9, 2025. This is a special artistic event that connects nature, memories, and emotions, helping the audience […]
The Beauty of Narcissus in the World of Fragrances In the world of perfumes, every ingredient carries its own story – some scents are bold and intense, while others are as gentle as a soft, lingering note. Narcissus, a symbol of beginnings, has always been a muse to many perfumers with its sophisticated fragrance and […]
Enjoying Tea – The Art of Subtle Elegance For the people of old Tràng An, tea was not merely a habit—it was an art of living. From the careful selection of tea, water, and teapot to the measured way of pouring and the graceful manner of sitting, every detail moved to its own gentle rhythm: […]
On August 9 & 10, we embarked on an extraordinary sensory adventure with the “OLFACTORY OMAKASE” event at Oku Restaurant, curated by Perfume Artist Rei Nguyen.
Job Title: Marketing Executive Location: R Parfums showroom @ 34 Nguyen Duy Hieu, Thao Dien Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City About Us R Parfums is a niche perfume house founded by Perfume Artist Rei Nguyen, dedicated to crafting fragrances that tell stories and evoke emotions. Inspired by Asian values, cultures and heritage, […]
Job Title: PR Executive Location: R Parfums showroom @ 34 Nguyen Duy Hieu, Thao Dien Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City About Us R Parfums is a niche perfume house founded by Perfume Artist Rei Nguyen, dedicated to crafting fragrances that tell stories and evoke emotions. Inspired by Asian values, cultures and heritage, […]
How was |Pluviophile| created? It was a Friday afternoon downpour at Tokyo’s Shinjuku Gyoen park, where Rei often let the dusk swallow her in silver rain while sitting on a wooden bench. The fragrance of wildflowers and swarming bees were carried by the wind blow, and that was how she described her happiness, a rain-lover. […]
