Writers deploy the adjective “sumptuous” to evoke an immediate sense of lavishness and refined abundance, whether describing palatial architecture, delectable feasts, or richly appointed interiors. In some works, the word paints a picture of grand residences and stately courts—for instance, a royal palace is depicted as moving with sumptuous allure [1, 2, 3]—while in others it designates scenes of extraordinary dining and celebration, where banquets glisten with opulent detail [4, 5, 6]. In addition to physical settings, “sumptuous” is also applied to everyday objects and moments imbued with sensory pleasure, highlighting both material richness and an elevated aesthetic that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary [7, 8, 9].