Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same ultra-luxury perfume bottle integrated into an upright cobra sculpture, same regal black-and-gold editorial setting, same dark polished amber-black glass, intricately scaled metallic-gold serpent structure, ruby-red gemstone accents, black marble plinth, burgundy rose, heavy dark drapery, ornate blurred background objects, same frontal framing, and same warm low-key atmosphere. Do not invent a new product shape, new color scheme, new background, or new camera angle. Follow the uploaded image closely and apply only the branding corrections below.

Generate a photorealistic high-end luxury advertising CGI / AI-assisted commercial render of the same cobra-shaped fragrance bottle in a vertical 4:5 composition. Center the product precisely on the vertical axis. Make the complete cobra head, hood, segmented neck, perfume body, shoulder armor, approximately two full visible tail coils, ruby front-coil jewel, and black marble pedestal clearly visible. Let the cobra head reach the upper-middle region while the coiled tail anchors the lower-middle. Make the hero object occupy approximately 64–70% of frame height and 45–50% of frame width. Use a near eye-level frontal commercial-product camera position with slight downward visibility onto the coils and pedestal. Preserve strong bilateral symmetry through the cobra hood, head, neck, bottle shoulders, body, and pedestal. Keep everything close to the original uploaded image.

Preserve the exact perfume-bottle form factor: a rounded amphora/urn-like central body forming the cobra torso, with broad rounded shoulders tapering inward toward the lower body and an approximate body height-to-width ratio of 1.35:1 excluding the sculptural neck and head. Construct the bottle from thick transparent-to-dark-tinted polished glass with a smoky amber-black body around H 30–38°, S 45–70%, B 12–45%. Keep the center extremely dark and let the outer glass edges refract into warmer cognac/amber tones. Create broad vertical amber-gold refraction bands along both sides. The glass must remain smooth, glossy, high-polish, without visible grain, frosting, stitching, matte coating, or surface embossing.

Preserve the rounded bottle shoulders partially encased by metallic-gold serpent armor. Cover both shoulder flanks with a dense repeating diamond/hexagonal scale pattern. Place one large dark ruby-red oval-to-round gemstone near each upper shoulder, approximately H 345–355°, S 70–90%, B 35–65%, with compact white and pale-gold specular points.

Preserve the tall cylindrical cobra neck rising directly from the bottle. Build it from horizontal armored gold bands separated by narrow dark shadow grooves. Use polished metallic surfaces on the raised bands and deeper bronze tones inside recesses. Surround the upper neck with the broad flared cobra hood, making the left and right hood lobes nearly mirrored. Keep the hood interiors dark and recessed, with fine metallic-gold lattice/scale outlines over the near-black surfaces.

Preserve the sculptural cobra head facing directly toward the camera. Render the head as jewelry-grade gold with a mix of mirror-polished highlights and satin-gold recessed planes. Engrave a fine scale mesh across the crown, brow, cheeks, and snout. Keep two narrow angular inset ruby-red gemstone eyes with small hard white-gold catch highlights. Keep the mouth closed or only minimally separated and preserve the two thin downward-projecting gold fang/tongue-like elements beneath the central snout.

Treat the cobra head and neck as the sculptural stopper/cap rather than introducing a conventional separate perfume cap. Do not add any unrelated cap hardware.

Preserve approximately two full visible coils of the cobra tail wrapped around the perfume bottle base. Construct the coils from metallic-gold serpent bodywork covered with dense repeating scale texture. Polish the raised scale edges while keeping darker bronze recesses between them. Place a large dark ruby-red circular gemstone in a polished gold bezel at the lower-center of the front coil.

Replace the existing primary bottle name with the exact text “PromptLabHub”. Center “PromptLabHub” on the dark front bottle panel at the same position as the existing headline. Use a refined high-contrast luxury serif, metallic warm-gold treatment, moderate letter spacing, and precise centered alignment. Make “PromptLabHub” the dominant and clearest readable front-facing text. Keep only “EAU DE PARFUM” beneath it as a smaller subordinate uppercase descriptor. Remove all identity-specific wording beneath that. Replace the existing heraldic/fleur-de-lis identity ornament above the name with a small symmetrical gold PLH monogram or PromptLabHub crest.

Keep the dark amber liquid appearance visually integrated into the tinted glass without a clearly isolated fill line. Bubbles absent. Droplets absent. Condensation absent.

Preserve the two-tier circular black marble pedestal supporting the cobra coils. Use polished black marble with irregular warm-gold and beige veining. Make the upper tier a short circular disk with a glossy top and reflective beveled edge. Make the lower tier a broader cylindrical base continuing toward the bottom frame, with elongated gold veins and dark mirror reflections. Replace the existing small front pedestal emblem with a compact symmetrical PLH mark in polished gold.

Keep the foreground as a highly reflective black stone/marble surface with strong gold, pedestal, and coil reflections. Reflections immediately beneath the product should appear mirror-like, becoming softer and darker farther away.

Preserve the single large dark burgundy-to-black rose behind the pedestal at lower-left. Use petals around H 345–355°, S 55–80%, B 8–30%, with velvety light absorption and only narrow warm-red edge highlights. Water droplets absent.

The background should follow the uploaded image as a four-layer depth stack: first, the reflective black-marble foreground; second, the pedestal and gold cobra coils; third, the sharply resolved bottle and sculptural cobra; fourth, heavily blurred dark drapery and ornamental decor. Keep heavy black-to-dark-brown fabric behind the product with sweeping vertical and diagonal folds. Include warm-gold ornamental fabric trim primarily along the right side. Retain a large ornate metallic-gold urn/candlestick form toward the upper-left background, heavily out of focus and partly cropped. Retain a softly focused oval mirror or framed decorative object with a gold surround on the right, partially cropped by the frame. Keep sparse warm highlights on distant gold objects without creating a dominant circular bokeh field. Background palette: near-black, espresso-brown, antique gold, and muted burgundy. Smoke absent. Fog absent. People absent. Additional products absent. No readable background text.

Use a warm directional key light from approximately 10–11 o’clock/front-left at 3000–3600 K. Make it produce strong bright gold highlights across the cobra face, forehead, left hood, left shoulder scales, left bottle edge, neck bands, and upper tail coil. Add a weaker warm balancing source from approximately 1–2 o’clock/front-right to define the right shoulder jewel, hood edge, right scales, coil contours, and glass silhouette. Add a concentrated warm top-light highlight across the cobra forehead and crown scales. Maintain frontal fill at approximately 20–30% of key intensity so the central bottle face remains sufficiently dark for clear metallic-gold typography. Keep warm rim light visible along hood edges, shoulder armor, tail coils, and glass contours.

Shape every highlight according to material. On the glass, create broad vertical amber-gold specular/refraction bands along the bottle sides with a deep near-black central body. On polished metallic scales, create narrow high-intensity warm-white and gold streaks following the sculpted scale ridges. In ruby gemstones, produce compact pale-gold and white pin highlights. On polished marble, create soft elongated gold reflections with stronger mirror-like patches directly beneath the product. Maintain deep low-key shadows with moderately sharp transitions on metal and glass and softer transitions on the rose, drapery, and background decor. Use dramatic low-key luxury product lighting with warm bilateral sculpting and deep near-black surroundings.

Keep the locked color system precise: metallic gold H 38–46°, S 55–80%, B 55–95%; amber glass H 28–38°, S 50–75%, B 20–60%; near-black H 25–40°, S 5–18%, B 2–12%; ruby gemstones H 345–355°, S 70–90%, B 35–65%; burgundy rose H 345–355°, S 55–80%, B 8–30%. Keep overall saturation restrained except for gold and ruby accents. Apply an antique-gold and black royal luxury grade with selective deep-ruby punctuation, near-neutral to warm-black shadows, amber-gold highlights, and a visual temperature around 3200–3900 K.

Use an 80–105 mm equivalent commercial product lens at approximately f/4–f/5.6. Keep the cobra head, hood, segmented neck, bottle body, front branding, shoulder armor, ruby jewels, coils, and principal pedestal details sharply resolved. Keep the rose and plinth readable but slightly less crisp, while distant drapery, the left ornamental object, and the right framed object fall significantly out of focus. Maintain moderate selective depth of field, minimal perspective distortion, digital grain level 1/10, and post-processing level 9/10 with strong local contrast, controlled blacks, metallic sparkle enhancement, selective sharpening, warm luxury grading, polished glass rendering, and only subtle bloom around peak gold and gemstone reflections.

Render at maximum photorealistic luxury-advertising quality with jewelry-grade gold, gemstone, tinted glass, engraved scale, marble, and velvet simulation. Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve exact bottle proportions, cobra anatomy, hood symmetry, neck segmentation, shoulder scale geometry, double-coiled base, ruby gemstone placement, pedestal proportions, rose position, lighting geometry, color temperature, environment, and frontal framing.

Do not alter the perfume bottle shape. Do not change the cobra sculpture design. Do not change the dark amber-black polished glass finish. Do not substitute materials. Do not change the locked gold, amber, near-black, ruby, or burgundy color values. Do not simplify the cobra head, scale mesh, hood, neck bands, shoulder armor, tail coils, gemstone mounts, or marble pedestal. No extra people. No extra products. No extra objects. No text except “PromptLabHub”, “EAU DE PARFUM”, and compact “PLH” branding. No watermark. No cheap CGI look. No malformed snake anatomy. No asymmetrical hood distortion. No melted gold. No broken scales. No misspelled branding. No motion blur. No lens flare. No rain. No fog. No chromatic aberration. Ultra high resolution. Sharp detail on the hero product. Accurate amber glass refraction, realistic polished metallic scales, convincing ruby gemstones, tactile velvet rose petals, and reflective black-marble textures. Photorealistic high-end royal luxury advertising only.