This study examines the decomposition of a wine bottle as a design object, analyzing its structural, informational and graphic components. A comprehensive examination will be conducted to identify and categorize the various elements that comprise the bottle, including the glass body, label and closure. The functions of each component will be examined, as well as the formal and material relationships between them. The role of the label as a carrier of information, both visual and textual, and its relationship with the brand identity and the product will also be analyzed. The main objective of this research is to understand how the design elements of a wine bottle contribute to its functionality, aesthetics and communication. The results obtained will allow us to identify design patterns and generate new perspectives that can be applied in the development of new products.