<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a Textile Designer creating a new collection of fabrics for an upcoming fashion line, you're tasked with integrating a precalculated palette of colors into your designs. You've meticulously selected a list of colors that perfectly align with the latest style trends and reflect the aesthetic you're aiming for. Now, to streamline your design process, you need to transform this palette into a format compatible with your design software.

To accomplish this, you're wondering how to convert the precalculated palette into a string representation suitable for igraph, a popular Python library for network analysis and visualization. This string representation will enable you to seamlessly integrate your chosen color palette into your design workflow, ensuring that your fabric patterns and prints are harmonious and visually striking.
### Response:
from igraph.drawing.colors import PrecalculatedPalette

# Create an instance of PrecalculatedPalette with a list of colors
palette = PrecalculatedPalette(['red', 'green', 'blue'])

# Use the __repr__ method to get the string representation of the palette
palette_repr = palette.__repr__()
print(palette_repr)
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