The color "delicate mauve" is often employed in literature to evoke an air of subtle elegance and transient beauty. In descriptions of attire, it enhances the visual delicacy of a character’s appearance—a gown trailing over a rich carpet or a satin ribbon matching a niece’s dress ([1], [2]). The hue also lends a poetic quality to landscapes, whether seen as the gentle wash of a distant mountain range, an island under a pale late-afternoon sky, or even a breakwater’s eddies that appear nervously alive ([3], [4], [5]). Authors stretch its other connotations further by attributing delicate mauve to unexpected facets of life, transforming a clear liquid in a luxurious presentation or imbuing a face with soft, otherworldly tones ([6], [7]), and even suggesting that the placement of such a subtle tint is key to its charm or potential hideousness ([8]).