Tessellated Sun Disks in Mandala Colors

Round sun disks tile edge to edge, each one rimmed in gold and radiating wavy flame-like points that interlock with its neighbors. At the center of every disk sits a smaller mandala ring built from triangles, dots, and spirals, with a solid colored core in blue, teal, magenta, orange, or pink. No two adjacent suns share quite the same palette: a deep indigo disk sits beside an emerald one, which touches a crimson-and-orange sun, then a violet one further along. Fine gold linework traces every ray and ring with the same careful precision throughout, so the pattern reads as consistent despite the shifting colors. The background between the flame points fills entirely with color, leaving no plain space anywhere in the frame. The dense, tessellating suns create a field where each disk's own colors and rings act as a small signpost amid the busy repeat.