Deep cerise has been employed in literature as a vivid, almost otherworldly hue that evokes both beauty and an element of foreboding. In one instance, the color adorns a dramatic natural scene, where the cliffs behind minarets seem to glow with a deep cerise under a purple dawn—a fleeting, ethereal moment before the light fully reaches the town [1]. In another example, deep cerise contrasts with softer tones such as delicate pink, suggesting that even its striking beauty cannot mask an underlying fatal significance [2].