LEGO® Botanicals 11514 Cosmos Flowers allows boys and girls aged 9 and up to build five flower stems and arrange them however they like.

Key Features

• The set is designed for children aged 9 and up, offering a creative experience suited to older kids.
• It includes a total of 171 pieces to build a floral arrangement.
• It is part of the LEGO Botanicals range and carries set number 11514.
• The finished model stands over 23 cm tall, 14 cm wide and 13 cm deep.
• The set is listed as a 2026 model year release.

The result is a buildable floral decoration with dimensions suitable for display on a table or in a room.

Use / Building

The individual stems can be arranged into your own composition and the finished model can then be put on display. The flowers can also be combined with other separately sold models from the LEGO Botanicals collection.

• The Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app lets you share the building experience with family or friends.
• You can also track your building progress in the app.
• The manufacturer warns of a choking hazard due to small parts.

While building, you can choose your own arrangement of flowers and make use of digital support for a clear building guide and collaborative creating.

Contents

• Three cosmos flower models feature white, purple and pink blooms.
• Two stems of red beard grass complete the overall composition.
• The model also includes a small ladybird element.
• The set contains a total of 171 pieces.

Five flower stems in several colours give you the freedom to create your own unique arrangement.

About the Brand

LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. The name LEGO was formed by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well", and has been used officially since January 1936. The private company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. New elements and products are tested for chemical, physical, electrical, hygiene and fire safety.

Behind the set is a family-owned company that rigorously tests its new elements and products across several areas of safety.