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Bring festive elegance to your home with LEGO® Icons Botanicals Poinsettia 10370, a sophisticated build-and-display set inspired by the classic holiday plant. Featuring vibrant red bracts and rich green leaves arranged in a decorative pot, this model captures the unmistakable look of a real poinsettia in full bloom. Designed as part of the LEGO® Botanicals collection, it offers a relaxing building experience and a beautiful maintenance-free display piece suitable for any room.
Key Features
Festive Botanical Design
Features a detailed replica of a poinsettia plant, known for its bold red leaves and seasonal appeal.
Realistic Leaf Arrangement
Includes layered elements that recreate the natural shape and fullness of the plant.
Decorative Pot Display
Comes with a buildable pot that completes the look of a stylish indoor plant ornament.
Part of the Botanicals Collection
Designed to complement other LEGO® botanical sets for a cohesive display.
Relaxing Adult Build
Offers a mindful, satisfying construction experience ideal for adult builders.
Display-Ready Décor
Perfect for desks, shelves or table centrepieces, adding a festive touch without upkeep.
Why You’ll Love It
A refined and eye-catching model that combines the beauty of seasonal décor with the creativity of building. LEGO® Icons Botanicals Poinsettia 10370 makes a thoughtful gift and a timeless decoration that can be enjoyed year after year, bringing colour, elegance and holiday charm to any space.
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