Does the set include a minifigure?

No, like all Botanicals sets, Plum Blossom consists purely of building elements for the flowering branch, with no minifigures.

How many pieces does Plum Blossom have?

Set 10369 contains 327 pieces, including 51 distinct shapes and colours.

How is the finished model displayed?

The completed branch fits into a vase or small stand, making it a lasting piece of desk or tabletop decoration.

Botanicals

Plum Blossom

Plum Blossom belongs to the Botanicals line, which turns flowers and branches into brick-built display pieces with no minifigures involved. Built from 327 pieces in reddish brown, red, magenta and dark brown, it recreates the delicate, irregular spread of a flowering branch rather than a tidy bouquet. It's aimed at builders who enjoy a calm, focused build and want a decoration afterwards that never needs water or sunlight.

Set number: 10369
Year: 2024
Pieces: 327
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Botanicals
Different parts: 51

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 51

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (8)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

Building a branch, not a toy

Botanicals sets deliberately skip play features and minifigures, focusing instead on recreating plant shapes with standard LEGO® elements. Plum Blossom is built as separate flowering twigs that click together into a single branch, then slot into a vase or small stand once complete. The slightly uneven placement of the blossoms and the gentle curve of the branch make the finished piece read less like a kit and more like real cut flowers left on a windowsill, which is very much the point of the theme.

A gradient from brown to magenta

Reddish brown and dark brown form the branch itself, while red and magenta shape the petals, creating a soft colour gradient that mimics how a plum tree blossoms in stages. With 51 distinct pieces, this is a smaller and more focused build than many other Botanicals sets, which keeps the assembly relaxed rather than fiddly. The parts list on this page shows exactly which specialised petal and flower elements are used, handy for anyone looking to reuse them in other floral builds or arrangements.

Decoration that doesn't wilt

Unlike a real cut branch, Plum Blossom stays exactly as built and can be moved or repositioned indefinitely without losing colour or shape. At 327 pieces, the build fits comfortably into a single relaxed session, making it a good short project rather than a day-long commitment. Anyone already collecting other Botanicals sets will find it slots easily into a wider arrangement, since branch thickness and connector pieces are consistent across the range.

A calmer kind of building

Compared with a vehicle or building set, Plum Blossom leans on a slower, more repetitive kind of building, clicking small petal elements into place rather than chasing a big reveal at the end. That makes it a good pick for a quiet evening where the point is concentration rather than speed. Anyone who has built other Botanicals sets will recognise the same relaxed rhythm here, even though Plum Blossom counts among the smaller models in the range at 51 part types. For anyone after a low-maintenance, long-lasting decoration, it's a straightforward choice that doesn't ask for much shelf space.

FAQ

Does the set include a minifigure?: No, like all Botanicals sets, Plum Blossom consists purely of building elements for the flowering branch, with no minifigures.
How many pieces does Plum Blossom have?: Set 10369 contains 327 pieces, including 51 distinct shapes and colours.
How is the finished model displayed?: The completed branch fits into a vase or small stand, making it a lasting piece of desk or tabletop decoration.

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