Dune

Summary

Dune is a perfume^[1]. Dune draws 5 Wikipedia views per month (perfume category, ranking #35 of 49).^[2]

Key Facts

• Dune is the creator of Maurice Roger^[3].
• Dune is the creator of Jean-Louis Sieuzac^[4].
• Dune's instance of is recorded as perfume^[5].
• dune is named after Dune^[6].
• Dune's publication date is recorded as +1991-01-01T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Dune's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0yn_3c4^[8].
• Dune's has characteristic is recorded as reminiscence^[9].
• Dune's brand is recorded as Parfums Christian Dior^[10].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as smell of lilies^[11].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as smell of Spanish broom flowers^[12].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as smell of peonies^[13].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as smell of rose^[14].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as mandarin orange smell^[15].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as scent of bergamot^[16].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as fragrance of jasmine^[17].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as smell of benzoin^[18].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as lichen perfume note^[19].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as amber^[20].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as scent of ylang-ylang^[21].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as scent of vanilla^[22].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as musk^[23].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as ambergris scent^[24].
• Dune's smells of is recorded as sandalwood fragrance^[25].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Maurice Roger^[3] and Jean-Louis Sieuzac^[4].

Why It Matters

Dune draws 5 Wikipedia views per month (perfume category, ranking #35 of 49).^[2]