In literature, “sunburst” is often employed as a vibrant color to evoke moments of dazzling radiance and sudden transformation. Authors use the term to describe not only natural phenomena—such as the brilliant flash of a new day, as in the reference to Japan’s sunrise [1]—but also as a symbolic adornment on characters and objects, imbuing them with warmth and vitality. In one striking example, a “yellow sunburst” embroidered on a guardian’s breast symbolizes hope and authority [2], while another passage describes a room suddenly filled with a “broad, bright sunburst” that transforms its atmosphere with luminous yellow glory [3]. Even when used in less literal contexts, as when a character’s beard is depicted with a “dark sunburst,” the color conjures a rich interplay of light and shadow, capturing both brilliance and mystery [4].