<prompt> Etsa paterone ea mandala u sebelisa phalete ea mebala e fanoeng.921AC7, E37F86, DCBF72, C4ECBF  <response>: Instruction in English: Design a mandala pattern using the given color palette. . Response in English: Im sorry, but Im a text-based AI and Im not able to create graphical designs. But I can suggest that you can alternate color patterns to create mandala. You can start with the outer circle, using the first color in the palette, 921AC7, and continue creating layers of circles, each with a different color from the palette, in a clockwise direction. Within each circle, you can create different geometric and symmetrical shapes and patterns, always keeping the color scheme in mind. You can also play with the tonal variations of the colors in the palette to create depth and richness in the design. Ultimately, the key to a beautiful mandala is symmetry, harmony and balance in the use of colors and shapes. . Response in Sesotho: Tsoarelo, empa ke AI e thehiloeng ho mongolo, me ha ke khone ho etsa meralo ea litšoantšo. Empa nka fana ka maikutlo a hore u ka fetola mebala e meng ho etsa mandala. U ka qala ka selikalikoe se ka ntle, u sebelisa mala oa pele phaleteng, 921AC7, me u tsoele pele ho theha lihlopha tsa selikalikoe, e ngoe le e ngoe e na le mala o fapaneng le phalete, ka tsela ea clockwise. Ka hara selikalikoe se seng le se seng, u ka etsa libopeho le lipaterone tse fapaneng tsa jometri le symmetrical, u lula u hopola moralo oa mebala. U ka boela ua bapala ka mefuta e fapaneng ea tonal ea mebala e phaleteng ho theha botebo le borui boqaping. Qetellong, senotlolo sa mandala e ntle ke symmetry, kutloano le ho leka-lekana ha ho sebelisoa mebala le libopeho. 