To imagine the new Hennessy X.O bottle’s design, the UK’s Tom Dixon started with the illustrious cognac’s very essence. From this nectar, composed of more than 100 eaux-de-vie, the artist extracts a coppery robe who’s facets outline the crystal frame. A downpour of chiseling forms a mosaic with multiple light reflections, reifying the Cognac’s generosity. Imagined by Maurice Hennessy in 1870 for his circle of friends, Hennessy X.O is today introducing a new aesthetic for their bottle: robust, unique, and resolutely contemporary.
For this visual homage, the traditional bottle is wrapped up in a coat that’s as powerful as the Cognac it holds within. To create it, Tom Dixon used a very on-point technology: the process of tessellation. “The Hennessy X.O bottle is a timeless object that I wanted to approach in an original and modern way,” explains Dixon. A collector’s item in and of itself.
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