An interior retail display features a bottle of Richard Hennessy cognac, likely located within a luxury duty-free store in Seoul, South Korea

An interior retail display features a bottle of Richard Hennessy cognac, likely located within a luxury duty-free store in Seoul, South Korea. The central subject is a 700ml Baccarat crystal carafe designed by Daniel Libeskind, containing an amber-brown liquid. The carafe features an angular, faceted clear crystal exterior encasing an irregularly shaped, smooth glass vessel, topped with a faceted silver-colored metallic and clear crystal stopper. The carafe rests on two rough-hewn, off-white stone blocks, which are positioned on a black rectangular base with the name "Hennessy" subtly debossed. In front of this base, a white digital price tag displays "HENNESSY RICHARD UPG 700ML" and the price "$6,750". To the right of the carafe, a clear acrylic informational sign provides details in both English and Chinese, identifying the product as "RICHARD HENNESSY" and describing it as an ultra-rare cognac limited to 12 tierçons per year, made with rare eaux-de-vies. The items are presented on a light-colored countertop. The background includes a prominent red horizontal banner with the partial white text "the Ori" visible, suggesting branding. To the left, blurred elements of other luxury product displays are visible, including a partial "Hennessy DIS" text. The scene is brightly illuminated by overhead lighting. No individuals are present in the image.